Tim Vermeulen 35595fe3c2 search: Dismiss modal view when running search action (#39446)
Currently, using cmd-f or cmd-shift-f to search while a modal is active
(e.g. after cmd-t or cmd-p) doesn't do anything — you need to first
close the modal manually before initiating a search. This PR allows
these actions to run regardless of whether a modal is active.

Some context: VSCode lets you do this too, and for me it's quite common
to do a symbol search with cmd-t immediately followed by a regular
search with cmd-shift-f if I don't find what I'm looking for, so having
to close the modal first is slightly disruptive. cmd-t followed by cmd-p
does dismiss the project symbols modal in order to display the file
search modal, so it makes sense to me to also allow search actions to
dismiss an active modal.

Maybe this blunt fix has unintended consequences? If some types of
modals shouldn't be dismissed when running cmd-f, or some actions
shouldn't dismiss a currently active modal, then we'll have to go about
it differently.

Release Notes:

- Added the ability to run search actions when a modal is currently
active
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