Updated getScope() to specially treat set:all just like set:stackage#474
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Updated getScope() to specially treat set:all just like set:stackage#474jchia wants to merge 2 commits into
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Exempt is:exact / is:module / is:package from hiding the subquery links. Also treat set:all the same as set:stackage: both are "no real scope chosen" defaults and no longer hides the subquery links.
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On local hoogle, where 'set:all' is the default scope, 'set:all' is not specially excluded from automatic adding to the URL, unlike 'set:stackage' on the public Hoogle server.
This fix changes that so that 'set:all' is treated the same as 'set:stackage' to be specially treated as being ''.