format.ts turns ids into the words printed on the panel: controlName,
targetName (a group reads "PAD 1-16" rather than sixteen names), and
comboParts/comboText for the "SHIFT + PAD 1" lines.
search.ts matches a query against everything printed about an entry -
name, panel label, description, modifiers, target and contexts - so
"metronome", "SHIFT" and "sub pad" all find something. An empty query
returns nothing, not everything: Find opens on a prompt.
One test was wrong rather than the code. Searching "dj mode" does not
only match the context name: the entry named "Enter DJ mode" lives in
sample mode, because that is where you press it. Asserting every result
was in context D was too strong, and surfacing that combo is the useful
behaviour. The assertion now documents it.
87 tests.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
