fix: default sort/order to None so search results sort by relevance (closes #899)#1021
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list_tickers()had hardcoded default values ofsort='ticker'andorder='asc'. When a user passes asearchargument, these defaults were still sent to the API, overriding the API's relevance-based sorting behavior described in the documentation.Fix
Change the default values of
sortandorderfrom'ticker'/'asc'toNone. This allows the API to apply its own default sorting (relevance whensearchis provided, ticker otherwise) rather than always forcing alphabetical ticker sorting.Closes #899