Update fuse.js requirement from ^7.4.2 to ^7.5.0 in /frontend

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Updates the requirements on fuse.js to permit the latest version.

Release notes

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v7.5.0

⚠️ Behavior changes

Every change in this release is a bug fix, but each one corrects a scoring or ranking bug. Scores and result ordering will shift for some queries. That is why this ships as a minor rather than a patch: the public API is unchanged and upgrading is a drop-in, but the results you get back can differ, and that should not arrive silently in a patch bump.

If you assert on exact score values or on a specific result order, expect those assertions to need updating. Re-baseline them against 7.5.0 rather than pinning to 7.4.x, since the 7.4.x behavior was wrong in the cases below.

• Field-length normalisation now counts words correctly. Tabs and newlines were not treated as word separators, so a multi-line or tab-delimited field was scored as though it were one long word, making it look far shorter than it is. Fields containing \t, \n, or \r now score differently (#830).
• Key weights are now normalised in object and keyless-logical search. Weights that did not sum to 1 were applied unnormalised, skewing the relative influence of each key. If your keys weights do not already sum to 1, your relative ranking changes (#833).
• limit now returns the correct top-N when scores tie. A tie at the cutoff boundary could evict a result that should have been kept, so limit could return the wrong items, not merely the right items in a different order (#835).
• Bitap respects minMatchCharLength in the exact-match shortcut. Matches shorter than minMatchCharLength were still reported via the exact-match fast path, so the matches array could contain entries it was configured to exclude (#831).

Bug Fixes

• bitap: respect minMatchCharLength in exact-match shortcut (dbb98b6), closes #831
• fieldNorm: count tabs and newlines as word separators (6fe85b0), closes #830
• fieldNorm: count word-starts instead of space transitions (2946f97)
• scoring: normalise key weights in object and keyless-logical search (e164b61), closes #833
• search: keep the correct top-N under limit when scores tie (437f8f3), closes #835, thanks @​spokodev for the report and the fix

Full Changelog: krisk/Fuse@v7.4.2...v7.5.0

Changelog

Sourced from fuse.js's changelog.

7.5.0 (2026-07-13)

⚠️ Behavior changes

Every change in this release is a bug fix, but each one corrects a scoring or ranking bug. Scores and result ordering will shift for some queries. That is why this ships as a minor rather than a patch: the public API is unchanged and upgrading is a drop-in, but the results you get back can differ, and that should not arrive silently in a patch bump.

If you assert on exact score values or on a specific result order, expect those assertions to need updating. Re-baseline them against 7.5.0 rather than pinning to 7.4.x, since the 7.4.x behavior was wrong in the cases below.

• Field-length normalisation now counts words correctly. Tabs and newlines were not treated as word separators, so a multi-line or tab-delimited field was scored as though it were one long word, making it look far shorter than it is. Fields containing \t, \n, or \r now score differently (#830).
• Key weights are now normalised in object and keyless-logical search. Weights that did not sum to 1 were applied unnormalised, skewing the relative influence of each key. If your keys weights do not already sum to 1, your relative ranking changes (#833).
• limit now returns the correct top-N when scores tie. A tie at the cutoff boundary could evict a result that should have been kept, so limit could return the wrong items, not merely the right items in a different order (#835).
• Bitap respects minMatchCharLength in the exact-match shortcut. Matches shorter than minMatchCharLength were still reported via the exact-match fast path, so the matches array could contain entries it was configured to exclude (#831).

Bug Fixes

• bitap: respect minMatchCharLength in exact-match shortcut (dbb98b6), closes #831
• fieldNorm: count tabs and newlines as word separators (6fe85b0), closes #830
• fieldNorm: count word-starts instead of space transitions (2946f97)
• scoring: normalise key weights in object and keyless-logical search (e164b61), closes #833
• search: keep the correct top-N under limit when scores tie (437f8f3), closes #835, thanks @​spokodev for the report and the fix

7.4.2 (2026-06-05)

Bug Fixes

• types: emit CommonJS declarations (.d.cts) for node16/nodenext (#780) (33f5d29)

7.4.1 (2026-06-02)

Bug Fixes

• types: add TypeScript declarations for fuse.js/worker-script (6ef6c33), closes #828
• types: ship TypeScript declarations for fuse.js/worker (572ad1e), closes #828

7.4.0 (2026-05-30)

7.4.0-beta.8 (2026-05-25)

Bug Fixes

• matches: report array-path keys as dotted strings (acd54e8)

7.4.0-beta.7 (2026-05-22)

Features

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Commits

• 45bac9f chore(release): 7.5.0
• 437f8f3 fix(search): keep the correct top-N under limit when scores tie
• b8142cf test(fieldNorm): cover full separator set; narrow "any whitespace" comment
• 6fe85b0 fix(fieldNorm): count tabs and newlines as word separators
• e164b61 fix(scoring): normalise key weights in object and keyless-logical search
• dbb98b6 fix(bitap): respect minMatchCharLength in exact-match shortcut
• e2ee793 chore: rebuild dist for #830 (fieldNorm whitespace fix)
• 2946f97 fix(fieldNorm): count word-starts instead of space transitions
• 2fadbfa chore: bump doc versions to 7.4.2
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