build(deps-dev): bump pagefind from 1.2.0 to 1.3.0

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Bumps pagefind from 1.2.0 to 1.3.0.

Release notes

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v1.3.0

Core Features & Improvements

• Added --quiet and --silent flags when running the Pagefind CLI, which reduce the logging output to only warnings or only errors respectively.
• Stablized the Pagefind Rust library.
  • Thanks to @​cdxker for leading this in #751 ❤️
  • This library interface has feature parity with the Node and Python indexing APIs, and is a great solution for integrating Pagefind indexing into any Rust-based tooling.

Default UI Features & Improvements

• Added a data-pagefind-ui-meta attribute to the metadata tags on search results in the Default UI, allowing them to be targeted with CSS.
  • For example, a tag on a result containing Date: April 19, 2024 will now have data-pagefind-ui-meta="date".

Fixes & Tweaks

• Fixed an issue where inline metadata would incorrectly render with html-escaped characters.
  • Specifically, tagging metadata inline with data-pagefind-meta="phrase:this < that would index the literal < rather than a < character.
  • This bug didn't occur when using data-pagefind-meta to capture the content of an element.
• Fixed an issue where matches in compound words could (sometimes) be ranked lower than intended.
  • Specifically, for example, matching just the Cannon in CloudCannon may have ranked the word incorrectly.
• Fixed an issue where fragment hashes would change between every Pagefind build.
  • Now, if an HTML page has not changed between two Pagefind indexes, the fragment filename will not change.
  • This saves you from having to re-upload all fragment files after every Pagefind build.

Changelog

Sourced from pagefind's changelog.

v1.3.0 (December 18, 2024)

Core Features & Improvements

• Added --quiet and --silent flags when running the Pagefind CLI, which reduce the logging output to only warnings or only errors respectively.
• Stablized the Pagefind Rust library.
  • Thanks to @​cdxker for leading this in #751 ❤️
  • This library interface has feature parity with the Node and Python indexing APIs, and is a great solution for integrating Pagefind indexing into any Rust-based tooling.

Default UI Features & Improvements

• Added a data-pagefind-ui-meta attribute to the metadata tags on search results in the Default UI, allowing them to be targeted with CSS.
  • For example, a tag on a result containing Date: April 19, 2024 will now have data-pagefind-ui-meta="date".

Fixes & Tweaks

• Fixed an issue where inline metadata would incorrectly render with html-escaped characters.
  • Specifically, tagging metadata inline with data-pagefind-meta="phrase:this < that would index the literal < rather than a < character.
  • This bug didn't occur when using data-pagefind-meta to capture the content of an element.
• Fixed an issue where matches in compound words could (sometimes) be ranked lower than intended.
  • Specifically, for example, matching just the Cannon in CloudCannon may have ranked the word incorrectly.
• Fixed an issue where fragment hashes would change between every Pagefind build.
  • Now, if an HTML page has not changed between two Pagefind indexes, the fragment filename will not change.
  • This saves you from having to re-upload all fragment files after every Pagefind build.

Commits

• df0f721 Merge pull request #762 from CloudCannon/chore/changelog
• 597d9a5 Changelog
• a138dd1 Merge pull request #761 from CloudCannon/fix/stable-output
• da3c0f9 Only test fragment stabilization
• c933742 Stabilize filename hashes for fragments
• 36358de Merge pull request #760 from CloudCannon/feat/ui-meta-attribute
• c45609d Merge pull request #759 from CloudCannon/feat/quiet
• ae0d9a1 Added data-pagefind-ui-meta attribute to the default UI as CSS target
• 7899d3d Add --quiet and --silent configuration options when indexing
• 74c4ed8 Merge pull request #758 from CloudCannon/feat/fix-meta-encoding
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