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(filesets-commands): Add commands for "Isearch" and "Isearch (regexp)". Replace `query-replace' and `query-replace-regexp' with `perform-replace' using `filesets-cmd-query-replace-regexp-getargs'. (filesets-run-cmd): Call `fn' only once if it is `multi-isearch-files' or `multi-isearch-files-regexp'. (filesets-cmd-query-replace-getargs): Call standard function `query-replace-read-args' to read `query-replace' arguments. Add `multi-query-replace-map'. (filesets-cmd-query-replace-regexp-getargs) (filesets-cmd-isearch-getargs): New functions.

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