feat: fuzzy search with relevance ranking and highlight#3
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- Replace substring-only search with fuzzy matching algorithm - Score results: exact match > startsWith > word boundary > substring > fuzzy - Support multi-word queries (all words must match for each result) - Results sorted by relevance score (title matches ranked much higher than description) - Highlight matching text in search results with yellow background - All existing tests pass
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Summary
Replace the simple substring-only search with a proper fuzzy search that scores and ranks results by relevance.
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