feat(SW-716) Added UI to add more rooms in guest/room picker
* feat(SW-716) Added UI to add more rooms in guest/room picker
* feat(SW-716) Renamed GuestRoom Type and updated html structure
* Feat(SW-716): Created a BookingFlowIteration1 folder
* feat(SW-716) Moved forms/bookingwidget to new flow
* feat(SW-716) Added new ENABLE_BOOKING_FLOW_ITERATION_1 and ENABLE_BOOKING_FLOW_ITERATION_2
* feat(SW-716) Re added booking widget into interaction1 of how it looks now in prod
* Revert "feat(SW-716) Re added booking widget into interaction1 of how it looks now in prod"
This reverts commit 9a5514e8e71b1487e610bf64986ca77a538c0023.
* Revert "feat(SW-716) Added new ENABLE_BOOKING_FLOW_ITERATION_1 and ENABLE_BOOKING_FLOW_ITERATION_2"
This reverts commit b00bfc08cb7878d91483220ba3e8322671c145e4.
* Revert "feat(SW-716) Moved forms/bookingwidget to new flow"
This reverts commit 6c81635fe929a71fb3a42d8f174706787d8578ed.
* Revert "Feat(SW-716): Created a BookingFlowIteration1 folder"
This reverts commit db41f1c7fcd8e3adf15713d5d36f0da11e03e3a4.
* feat(SW-716): Added NEXT_PUBLIC_HIDE_FOR_NEXT_RELEASE
* feat(SW-716) Readded Tooltip if NEXT_PUBLIC_HIDE_FOR_NEXT_RELEASE is true
* feat(SW-716) remove log
Approved-by: Niclas Edenvin
Approved-by: Christian Andolf
fix(SW-1177): fix localization problems in search history
* fix(SW-1177): fix localization problems in search history
When saving search history the whole location objects where stored and
also used later. This made the list display in different languages if
the user previously had search for something in another language.
Another issue where that the list where also deduped based on name of
the search item, which meant that there could be multiple history
items for the same entity and the same ID, e.g. `Gothenburg` and
`Göteborg`.
Approved-by: Bianca Widstam
fix(sw-1110): only match search keywords from start of word
* fix(sw-1110): only match search keywords from start of word
This changes the search field so when it tries to match on a keyword it
has to match from the beginning of the word, not anywhere in the word
Approved-by: Bianca Widstam
Michael Zetterberg