Add Explore topics page
What does this MR do?
In GitLab, you can add arbitrary topics to a project (in the project settings). But as far as I know, these topics are not yet so well known. So let's give a boost to the use of project topics!
This MR makes it possible to explore topics using the new Explore topics page in the Projects area (http://gdk.test:3000/explore/projects/topics).
- The topics are sorted by popularity (number of projects with this topic). For database performance reasons no other sorting is available. This would also not be a common use case.
- The topics can be searched by name and are then sorted by similarity (and by popularity).
- By clicking on the desired topic, you will get to the
Explore projectspage containing the corresponding projects of the topic. Once !71830 (merged) is merged, the link should redirect to the details page of the corresponding topic instead.
/cc @bufferoverflow
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