v1.17.0

Highlight: search finds what is actually there. spek implemented search four times — the web server, the VS Code host, the IntelliJ server and the static build — and the four answered the same query differently. The web index scored an exact match out of the results once it sat more than about 40 characters into a file, so search was effectively blind past the first line of anything; the VS Code host carried a copy of the same defect. The rule is now stated once, and every surface runs it.

• A term that appears verbatim is found, wherever it sits in the file (#51). The fuzzy index ranked a match by its distance from the start of the document and discarded anything further in. Typo tolerance is gone with it: matching is now exact and case-insensitive, which is what the other two surfaces already did
• Task text is searchable in the static build (#52). The embedded tasks artifact carried only the parsed checklist, so every word the Tasks tab displays was invisible to search on the GitHub Action's output and the live demo
• A change is found by its own name — in the form the result card shows it, so a query copied off a result finds that result. Previously the web and VS Code surfaces matched file content only
• One result per spec and per change, taken from the file that actually contains the query. A term in three of a change's files used to list it three times, and a name match used to hand back a snippet with nothing the reader typed in it
• Each result says which artifact answered and marks archived changes, so a row explains itself even when there is nothing to highlight in it
• Results are ordered the same way everywhere, with the most recently archived change first rather than the oldest
• A malformed search request is answered the same way by both servers. IntelliJ treated a missing query as an empty one; a repeated q crashed the web route
• Internal: @spekjs/core 1.12.0 exposes the rule on a browser-safe @spekjs/core/search subpath, with a shared fixture corpus holding the TypeScript and Kotlin implementations in agreement