Fix BlogPage.search_fields missing SearchField for introduction and subtitle#730
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Fixes #729
Description
BlogPage.search_fields was only indexing "title" and "body", leaving "introduction" and "subtitle" unsearchable.
Searching for words that exist exclusively in a blog post's "introduction" returned no results — verified locally with
"?q=prolonged" and "?q=normally" against the "Bread and Circuses" page.
This fix adds both fields, consistent with the approach taken in #704 (BreadPage) and #724 (Person).
AI usage
I used AI assistance (Claude) to help investigate and diagnose this bug and specifically to trace the search_fields audit, verify words exclusively in introduction via shell, and confirm the UI behaviour. The fix itself is a 2-line change I understood, verified, and applied independently.