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Edwin Kempin 4c8a1340a1 Use account index for suggesting accounts if available
When the account index is used for queries, the returned AccountInfo's
for matched accounts always contain the preferred email address of the
account, even if the account was matched by a secondary email address.
As result some suggestions that are shown in the UI may not contain
the query string, which might confuse users. For example if account X
has two emails, 'foo@example.com' (primary) and 'bar@example.com', X
is suggested when the user types 'bar', but the suggestion is
displayed as 'X <foo@example.com>' and not as expected as 'X
<bar@example.com>'. This problem will be addressed by a follow-up
change. The idea is to return all email addresses with AccountInfo and
let the UI find out which email to display in the suggestion. Chosing
the matching email should be straight-forward for the UI since it
already highlights the matched substring and hence it can easily check
which email matches.

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