[lexical-website] Bug Fix: Replace broken algolia search with @easyops-cn/docusaurus-search-local#7810
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Description
The docusaurus algolia index for lexical.dev hasn't been updated in at least 6+ months, this replaces algolia with a local lunr index that doesn't depend on any third parties.
There are a few rough edges in the UI but it's very usable. Two things I noticed:
See all {count} resultsinstead of an actual counthttps://lexical-git-fork-etrepum-docusaurus-search-local-fbopensource.vercel.app/
Closes #7808
Test plan
Before
Search results would be incomplete and/or return broken links, e.g. search for any class or something like NodeState which has been introduced in the past few months
After
Search results are always up to date