Implement search element for Slipstream#230
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Add the `<search>` HTML element as a semantic container for search and filtering functionality. The Search view follows the W3CElement protocol pattern used by other sectioning elements like Header and Footer. Changes: - Add Search.swift implementing the search element - Add SearchTests.swift with comprehensive tests - Update SlipstreamForWebDevelopers.md to document Search element - Also updated Header element documentation (was marked as unimplemented)
Use correct TextField API: first parameter is placeholder text, with optional name parameter for form field name.
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Add the
<search>HTML element as a semantic container for search and filtering functionality. The Search view follows the W3CElement protocol pattern used by other sectioning elements like Header and Footer.Changes:
Part of #25