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userEvent.clear deletes per-keystroke, so intermediate values 'Au'/'A'
transit through the bound searchQuery and each schedules a debounced
fetch. When CI keystroke jitter exceeds SEARCH_DEBOUNCE_MS (150 ms), an
intermediate timer fires before the input reaches '' and the count
assertion sees a phantom q=Au call. fill('') drops a single input event
so the empty-query branch wins deterministically — same pattern this
test file already uses for fill('Walter').
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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