Generate compiled form of each entry directly in the org-mode processor

- The logic for compiling an org-mode entry (for later encoding) now
  completely resides in the org-to-jsonl processor layer

- This allows asymmetric search to be generic and not be aware of
  org-mode specific properties that were extracted by the org-to-jsonl
  processor layer

- Now asymmetric search just expects the jsonl to (at least) have the
  'compiled' and 'raw' keys for each entry. What original text the
  entry was compiled from is irrelevant to it. The original text
  could be mail, chat, markdown, org-mode etc, it doesn't have to care

src/search_type/asymmetric.py

@@ -55,18 +55,7 @@ def extract_entries(notesfile, verbose=0):
     # Read File
     for line in jsonl_file:
         note = json.loads(line.strip(empty_escape_sequences))
-
-        # Ignore title notes i.e notes with just headings and empty body
-        if not "Body" in note or note["Body"].strip(empty_escape_sequences) == "":
-            continue
-
-        scheduled_str = f'\t Scheduled for {note["Scheduled"]}' if "Scheduled" in note else ""
-        closed_str = f'\t Closed on {note["Closed"]}' if "Closed" in note else ""
-        tags_str = f'\t {note["Tags"]}' if "Tags" in note else ""
-        body_str = f'\n {note["Body"]}' if "Body" in note else ""
-
-        note_string = f'{note["Title"]}{tags_str}{closed_str}{scheduled_str}{body_str}'
-        entries.append({'compiled': note_string, 'raw': note["Raw"]})
+        entries.append({'compiled': note['compiled'], 'raw': note["raw"]})
 
     # Close File
     jsonl_file.close()