fix(search): truncate search parameters for SQLite LIKE compatibility (#36) - #56
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Summary
Truncates search parameters (
query,from,to,subject) to 48 characters before constructing SQLiteLIKEpatterns (%...%).Context
SQLite enforces a default pattern length limit of 50 bytes for
LIKEclauses (SQLITE_MAX_LIKE_PATTERN_LENGTH = 50). Search parameters longer than 48 characters produced wildcard strings exceeding 50 bytes, causing uncaught SQLite pattern length limit exceptions and returning HTTP 500 errors inside Durable Objects (#36).Solution
Truncate inputs to a maximum of 48 characters (
MAX_LIKE_PARAM_LENGTH = 48) so surrounding%wildcards never exceed the 50-byte limit.Fixes #36