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matches() used strict equality, so only notes whose text exactly equaled the term were returned. Use includes() for substring matching. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Your solution correctly fixes the search bug in the notes tool. The matches function in lib/store.js now uses .includes() for substring matching, which properly finds notes containing a search term rather than requiring an exact match. All three tests pass, and all core functional requirements are met: add, all (list), search, and remove functions are implemented correctly. The implementation is minimal and focused—one line change that addresses the core issue. Great work on fixing this bug!
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matches() used strict equality, so only notes whose text exactly equaled the term were returned. Use includes() for substring matching.
All 3 tests pass (npm test).