Implement N-gram indexer - #58
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This kind of basic full-text search facility has recently been used in two of my own applications:
Following my personal rule that anything I end up implementing from scratch more than once across my own apps should be turned into a library, I'm submitting this to Iris.
This facility is well suited and is appropriate for Iris's scope because we don't generally want to import a gigantic text search framework in ordinary applications. Having this in Iris can potentially be an ideal choice for many use cases.
Note: due to the limited resources, I'm just submitting the implementation and unit tests without the documentation.
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