tsearch: add configuration to customize columns separator #485
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When performing tsearch with Highlighting, the resulting query result concatenates the searched columns with a space. It can be hard to extract the different column data result if both data are text (containing spaces). In order to avoid this issue, we can allow users to customize the columns separator (which needs to be one of the word boundaries used by the query dictionnary). Partial solution for Casecommons#336.
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When performing tsearch with Highlighting, the resulting query result
concatenates the searched columns with a space.
It can be hard to extract the different column data result if both
data are text (containing spaces).
In order to avoid this issue, we can allow users to customize the
columns separator (which needs to be one of the word boundaries used
by the query dictionnary).
Partial solution for #336.