fix: Search and Filter State Loss on Page Navigation (#194)#196
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…event fragmented data updates (indresh404#193)
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Description
Resolves #194 by transitioning local component state to URL-parameter-based state management, ensuring complete persistence of user filters across page navigations.
Key Changes:
useStateforsearchTermandselectedLanguagewithreact-router-dom'suseSearchParams. The component now strictly reads its initial state from the URL (?lang=Python&search=John).replace: truefor thehandleSearchChangeinput field to continuously update the URL query without polluting the browser's history stack with every single keystroke.Fixes #194