Replace search.js with pagefind library - #156
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This replaces the previous FlexSearch-based implementation with Pagefind, a more modern and efficient static site search library. Changes: - Updated assets/js/search.js to use Pagefind API - Removed FlexSearch and mark.js dependencies - Added Pagefind as a dev dependency - Removed unused flexsearch.bundle.js and mark.min.js files - Removed list.json template (no longer needed) - Updated layouts/partials/head.html to remove FlexSearch script loading - Updated README with Pagefind usage instructions - Added npm script "build:search" to run Pagefind indexing - Removed [outputs] config requirement from documentation The UI and styling remain unchanged, maintaining the same user experience while using a more efficient search backend.
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This replaces the previous FlexSearch-based implementation with Pagefind, a more modern and efficient static site search library.
Changes:
The UI and styling remain unchanged, maintaining the same user experience while using a more efficient search backend.