v0.3.4

Fixed

• Replaced requestIdleCallback with setTimeout for Safari support.

v0.3.3

Added

• scroll-behaviour: smooth

v0.3.2

Changed

• Focused results are outlined to differentiate them from
  hovered results.

Fixed

• <mark></mark> elements are styled according to the accent
  colour (the browser's built-in yellow highlight doesn't contrast
  well with other light colours).

v0.3.1

Added

• Exported the platformModifier string for direct use
  (e.g. in search trigger labels).

Removed

• Removed {{platformModifier}} tag replacement.

Fixed

• Depend on the more reliable site.url(<string> page.data.url)
  for detecting Lume page URLs.

v0.3.0

Added

• Adjusted and exposed the internal hotkey registration
  for use with a platformModifier property equivalent
  to the {{platformModifier}} tag.

Changed

• Moved the Lume indexer's slugifer to the indexers/shared.ts file.
• Renamed the {{modifier}} tag to {{platformModifier}}.

Fixed

• Slugifier no longer slices the last letter off
  slugs generated from headings without spaces.
• Modals close when results are clicked.
• Removed console.log debug statement.
• Gave position:sticky priority over position:-webkit-sticky.

v0.2.0

Added

• Configuration options.
• Zoom-in-zoom-out modal open animation.
• Rounded scrollbar style.
• Footer copyright.
• {{modifier}} tag for platform-specific hotkeys
  (replaced with ⌘ on MacOS and CTRL on other platforms).
• Added list and code result types.

Changed

• Component constructed on the client-side instead of during site generation.
• Scoped CSS styling instead of utility classes.
• More efficient search caching logic.
• Tweaked text sizing and positioning.

Fixed

• Slugs generated by the Lume indexer no longer cut words in half.
• The Lume indexer uses Deno's import map to infer the current version of
  Lume and prevent dependeny conflicts on Lume updates.
• Empty <mark></mark> elements are no longer added to results.
  This occured when the search input was empty and only { type: "page" }
  results were displayed, and would cause e.g. & to be displayed as &.