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Bulk insert ngrams when updating document indexes - #54
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Use insert_many for Mongoid 5+ and the array form of Moped insert for Mongoid 3/4. Preserve ngram scores, filter metadata, and replacement behavior. Skip empty indexes without aborting later indexes on the document. Regression coverage asserts one driver insert call for a long title and covers empty indexes, replacement, filters, and multiple indexes.
Fixes #43. Search query batching and automatic dirty tracking are intentionally not included. Depends on #51.
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