Refactor sequence matching to accept item rather than word array

[donkawechico]

Proposed change

Preparation for quick-bar letter highlighting (Draft PR here: #8868). Changes the fuzzyFilterSort method to accept the whole item rather than an array of filter words.

This has a few benefits:

1. Allows items to add an arbitrary number of "words" to represent it during filtration rather than just two.
2. Makes it so the sorting method doesn't need to know about "altText" or "filterText".
3. The sorter needs access to the item so that it can give the item a text decoration (for eventual letter highlighting). Without that, we'd have to loop over all the items a second time and apply the decoration algo.
4. Might help resolve Quickbar doesn't show options in other language #8810

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[bramkragten]

This is just... we check if it is not a command item, we already know that, because we checked that above...?

[donkawechico]

_renderEntityItem(item) expects an EntityItem, but item is a QuickBarItem here. This would be okay except that the EntityItem interface now has the altText property.

So I'm no longer allowed to blindly send a QuickBarItem to the _renderEntityItem method due to mismatching types.

[bramkragten]

as EntityItem ?

[donkawechico]

Could do, but I try to avoid X as Y as it weakens type safety.

[bramkragten]

yes, but I rather do that than to add unneeded runtime checks 😄

[donkawechico]

Okie doke

[donkawechico]

Fixed