Refine the product ID search by ISSN and ISBN for POLs

Overview: Break out Product Identifier searching so that ISBNs and ISSNs can be searched separately from other types of product IDs

1. Scenario 1
   • Given the Orders app landing page
   • When a user wants to search Product IDs
   • Then display 3 options, similar to how they are presented in the Inventory Identifier search (see attached)
     • Product identifier
     • - ISBN
     • - ISSN
2. Scenario 2
   • Given the Product identifier search
   • When a user enters search data
   • Search for data "as-is", with whatever spaces or punctuation the user entered
   • and Search against all product IDs in all POLs
   • and Allow for truncated searching (e.g. 97812345 would retrieve 978123456 and 9781234567 and 978912345abc and 97812345-abc, but not 978-1234-5)
3. Scenario 3 [out of scope for this story]
   • Given the ISBN search
   • When a user enters search data
   • Then search for a normalized ISBN (see separate story UIOR-274)
   • Note: The expectation is that the POL will only characterize and store valid 13-digit ISBNs with no punctuation or qualifiers as Product ID type = ISBN. Anything received from Inventory or entered by the user that does not meet these criteria will be normalized if possible, or else stored with Product ID type = ??? (Other or Invalid ISBN)
4. Scenario 4
   • Given the ISSN search
   • When a user enters search data
   • Then search for the ISSN either with or without a hyphen (so user can enter 1234-5678 or 12345678 and retrieve ISSN 1234-5678)
   • Note: ISSN is usually structured and stored with its hyphen, as nnnn-nnnn, e.g. 1234-5678
5. Scenario 5
   • Ensure automated testing coverage for this new code is 80% plus and confirm with screenshot