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- Delete frontend/e2e/nl-search.spec.ts (was left alive; would have crashed CI when Playwright couldn't find the deleted SmartModeToggle) - Fix docs/DEPLOYMENT.md: remove NLP service arrow + key-facts bullet that were accidentally added instead of removed in the prior commit - Clean docs/GLOSSARY.md: remove keyword→tag resolution, PersonHint, TagHint, theme chip entries; trim NameMatches to drop the NlQueryParserService reference - Remove @ConfigurationPropertiesScan from FamilienarchivApplication (all remaining @ConfigurationProperties beans carry @Component) - Remove 12 orphaned i18n keys from de/en/es message files (search_loading_nl, search_chip_*, search_disambiguation_*, etc.) - Fix SearchFilterBar.svelte input padding: pr-20 → pr-4 (SmartModeToggle that justified the right padding is gone) - Delete docs/superpowers/plans/2026-06-07-remove-nlp-search.md (scaffolding artefact; plan files belong in Gitea issues, not the repo) - Add docs/adr/034-remove-nl-search.md documenting the removal decision (supersedes deleted ADR-028 ×2, ADR-034-ollama, ADR-035) Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Developing
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npm run build
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