Show Want to Read button on trending pages

[Anuragp22]

Closes #12810

Add the Want to Read button to trending pages. [fix]

Technical

Trending pages render each book through the SearchResultsWork macro but did not pass include_dropper=True, so the reading-log dropper (the Want to Read button) never rendered. Every other listing page (work_search.html, type/author/view.html, type/list/view_body.html, macros/FulltextResults.html) passes it. This adds include_dropper=True to the macro call in trending.html. Trending feeds Solr work documents via Bookshelves.add_solr_works (which include edition_key and logged_edition) and the dropper loads asynchronously, so no server-side changes are required.

Testing

Visit /trending/now while logged in: a Want to Read dropper appears on each book, matching search results and list pages. When logged out it renders in its disabled state, consistent with other listing pages.

Screenshot

Pending: current master does not start locally (see #12827), so a running screenshot could not be captured. The change mirrors the established use of include_dropper on other listing templates.

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Pull request overview

This PR fixes missing reading-log UI on Trending pages by enabling the existing “Want to Read” dropper in the shared SearchResultsWork rendering path. This aligns /trending/* with other listing pages which already pass include_dropper=True.

Changes:

• Pass include_dropper=True to the macros.SearchResultsWork(...) call in trending.html so the reading-log dropper renders for each work.