feat: [SFCC-518][SEO-friendly URLs] Canonical URL support for the Algolia path#277
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The cartridge overloads the Search.js controller from SFRA and replaces the Search-Show endpoint. The Seach-Show endpoint branches off based on whether the Algolia frontend features are enabled in BM or not.
The original branch (SFRA) has support for canonical URLs (rel=”canonical”) which prevents indexing of the same endpoint lots of times due to different GET parameters and instead tells crawlers that they should index URLs with the same stem as the same page, ignoring certain GET parameters.
The Algolia path didn't have this feature, this PR remedies that.