feat(tui): add fuzzy search for plugin filter#19
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Replace substring matching with fuzzy matching using sahilm/fuzzy library. Results are now sorted by match score (best matches first). The fuzzy search matches against plugin name, description, and ID combined, allowing queries like "cpm" to match "claude-plugin-manager". Closes #10
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sahilm/fuzzylibraryChanges
update.go:
pluginSearchDatatype implementingfuzzy.SourceinterfaceapplyFilter()to usefuzzy.FindFrom()instead ofstrings.Contains()go.mod:
github.com/sahilm/fuzzy v0.1.1dependencyExample
Query:
clpmMatches:
claude-plugin-manager(high score due to matching c-l-p-m pattern)Query:
cfgMatches plugins with "config" in name/description
Closes #10