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When UISearchDisplayController is used, UISearchBar is misplaced and has an incorrect frame after the search has ended.

Steps to Reproduce:

- Create a view controller with a table view.
- Place this view controller inside a UINavigationController.
- Use a custom table header view.
- Make UISearchBar a subview of that custom table header view. Don't use a scope bar (default). The frame of UISearchBar must be (0,0, 320, 44).
- Make use of UISearchDisplayController to initiate the search.
- When the search has started, the UISearchBar is moved up and becomes active. At this stage UISearchBar is actually moved to a different parent view (which is managed by UISearchDisplayController).
- Cancel the search.

Expected Results:

- UISearchBar must be moved to its original parent view.
- UISearchBar must have its original frame (0,0, 320, 44).

Actual Results:

- UISearchBar is NOT moved to its original parent view (which is the custom table header view mentioned above).
   Instead it's added a direct subview of UITableView (incorrect!).

- The frame of UISearchBar is not restored to its original value. Instead, it becomes (0,0, 320, 88) (incorrect).

Regression:

Notes:

- I was NOT using story boards and created the views programmatically.