:open url's rather than engines aliases when calling quterofi/open with --invert

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Consider the following example when calling quterofi/open with --invert

ddg hello world

Here quterofi will call :open ddg hello world when the user accepts this entry, since the last word is not a valid search engine declared in engines.toml and thus, quterofi performs no inversion. This is on purpose, for qb to fallback to the normal behavior (in which the first word can match an engine) in case the user forgets to set the engine at the end instead of the beginning.

But it's also possible and easy to construct and send the complete url when the user accepts this entry. For the above example the underlying command would be:

:open https://duckduckgo.com/?q=hello+world&ia=web

This prevents the first word to be (potentially) interpreted as a search engine alias, making the behavior of quterofi compatible with the strict definition of --invert

With this aproach it could be possible to make qb engine agnostic (i.e: unaware of any search engine), if the user relies exclusively on quterofi to search stuff. Not sure why this could be considered an advantage, since parsing engines does not adds any noticeable lag at startup, at least on a decent modern computer.

Question: Do I care about it? Not much. Do I like it? No, actually I like :open ddg hello world more.