searchScore and ordering by score

Author: AugustMiller

docs/5.x/system/searching.md

@@ -207,7 +207,7 @@ $results = \craft\elements\Entry::find()
 See our [Search Form](kb:search-form) article for a complete example of listing dynamic search results.
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-When using the `search` param, each returned element will be have its [`searchScore`](#scoring-algorithm) attribute populated with a value representing how well the query matched.
+When using the `search` param and [ordering the results by score](#ordering-results-by-score), each returned element will be have its [`searchScore`](#scoring-algorithm) attribute populated with a value representing how well the query matched.
 
 Passing user input to the `search` param is generally safe, but may allow discovery or enumeration of otherwise hidden field values. For instance, a savvy user might supply a query like `myPrivateNotesField:"*"` to test whether a field exists or has a specific value. _Carefully auditing which if your fields are [indexed](#configuring-custom-fields-for-search) will help prevent unwanted disclosure._