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feat: use launch history to break search ranking ties

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Valdemar Høgsvig Lorenzen
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@@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ Conjure recognizes the native [login-launch Apple event](https://developer.apple
Applications are discovered in `/Applications`, `/System/Applications`, `/System/Library/CoreServices/Applications`, and `~/Applications`, including nested folders. Discovery runs off the UI thread and refreshes whenever the launcher is presented. Hidden items, invalid bundles, and helpers inside application packages are excluded; symlinked applications are deduplicated by their canonical paths.
Search is case- and accent-insensitive. Ranking is exact name, full-name prefix, word prefix, ordered word initials, substring, then ordered-subsequence fuzzy matches. Fuzzy matches favor smaller gaps and earlier starts. Ties are alphabetical. Hover over a result to see its path. Launch failures appear in a native alert without dismissing the launcher.
Search is case- and accent-insensitive. Ranking is exact name, full-name prefix, word prefix, ordered word initials, substring, then ordered-subsequence fuzzy matches. Fuzzy matches favor smaller gaps and earlier starts. Equally good text matches are ordered by successful launch count, then most recent launch, then alphabetically. Usage never promotes a weaker text match above a stronger one or changes which applications match. Hover over a result to see its path. Launch failures appear in a native alert without dismissing the launcher.
Words are runs of letters or numbers separated by spaces, punctuation, or symbols. For example, `settings` matches the second word of System Settings, `gc` matches Google Chrome, and `ss` matches System Settings. Initials must occur in order but can skip words: both `vsc` and `vc` match Visual Studio Code.