CodeQL flagged the tag strip in plainTitle: requiring a closing '>' means
a title whose markup never closes keeps its '<script' fragment. The '>'
is optional now, so every '<' starts a strip and none reaches the results
page, and the output is trimmed. Both call sites already HTML-escape the
result; this hardens the flattening itself. Covered by a new test.
docs.python.org has no search server: its search page downloads the
whole Sphinx index (searchindex.js, ~900KB gzipped) and ranks matches
in the browser. oc now does the same ranking itself, so 'oc py search'
answers from the site's own index instead of DuckDuckGo.
The index is cached on disk for a day and never printed; what renders
is a numbered result list that rides the normal open path, so 'do <n>'
follows a result. A query that names a symbol exactly (json.dumps)
links straight to its anchor. A site definition opts in with a
'sphinx' field naming the docs root, so any Sphinx site can use the
backend later.
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