Today's nightly produces illegal instructions when compiled with
-C target-cpu=x86-64-v3. Reverts the unnecessary rustc-hash pin from
the previous commit since the real cause is the nightly compiler.
Also lets Cargo.lock return to rustc-hash 2.1.2 (not the culprit).
rustc-hash 2.1.2 (released today) refactored hash_bytes to use
split_first_chunk, which produces illegal instructions when compiled
with nightly + -C target-cpu=x86-64-v3 on CI runners.
- Added SearchDb class for stateful shared search database instances enabling persistent file indexing and frecency tracking across grep, glob, and fuzzyFind operations.
- Added optional db parameter to grep(), glob(), and fuzzyFind() functions for database-backed searching with improved performance via cached file indices.
- Replaced grep-searcher with fff-grep and added fff-search dependency for enhanced file discovery and search capabilities with memory-mapped file support.
- Migrated fuzzy file discovery from fd module to fff module with SearchDb integration for stateful caching and improved search performance.
- Exported SearchDb type from @oh-my-pi/pi-natives public API for type-safe usage in grep, glob, and fuzzyFind workflows.
- Simplified null/empty checks across TypeScript codebase using optional chaining operator (?.) for improved readability.
- Replaced explicit null checks in validation logic with optional chaining in oauth-discovery, gemini-cli, claude, zai, and lsp modules.
- Updated error handling in Rust command invocation to use double question mark operator (??) for cmd_result.
- Consolidated null validation patterns across tools (bash-skill-urls, browser, gemini-image, resolve) and keybindings using optional chaining.
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