Search engines have provided new scheme for
indexing hashbang URLs with Ajax content[1].
This is a myth.
First of all there is no standard and Google has no way of knowing if a website's implementation of hashbang URLs behaves in the expected manner, or not.
Then, you've got all those other issues ... with hashbangs you have no standard way of telling Google some content moved (302, 303) or is not available anymore (404).
Therefore they have to make tweaks for individual websites (akin to how Microsoft was pushing "special" fixes for various popular software running on Windows that broke on updates).
Telling people that hashbang URLs are indexed is exactly the same as telling them that Flash content is indexed ... sure it is. But unless you're too popular for Google to ignore, then get ready for a world of pain.