Add fractional search feature to ripgrep_search tool#944
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This PR adds a new
fractional_searchfeature to theripgrep_searchtool. When enabled, this feature will automatically search for individual words from a query if the full query returns no results.Changes:
fractional_searchparameter to thesearchfunction insearch.py(default: False)_search_with_ripgrepand_search_with_pythonto implement the fractional search logic:fractional_search=True:SearchInputmodel to include the new parameterRipGrepToolclass to pass the parameter to the search functionThis feature will help improve search results when exact phrases aren't found in the codebase, making it easier to discover relevant code without having to manually try different search terms.
Testing:
The implementation includes:
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