Temporarily replace web search to fix

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Improvements
  • Enhanced search functionality in the playgrounds list for more intuitive and responsive filtering.
  • Adjusted search sensitivity for runtime queries to improve matching accuracy.
  • Enabled support for using the ~ prefix in import paths within the website project for easier file referencing.

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Walkthrough

The changes update search functionality in two areas: the website's playground card list now uses a direct case-insensitive substring match for filtering instead of relying on the Fuse.js fuzzy search library, removing its dependency and simplifying the logic. In the engine package, the Fuse.js fuzzy search threshold is slightly increased, making the search less strict. Additionally, the website's TypeScript configuration is updated to support the "~" alias for importing files from the src directory.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
apps/website/src/app/(playgrounds)/playgrounds/playground-card-list.tsx	Removed Fuse.js fuzzy search; implemented manual case-insensitive substring filtering for runtimes.
packages/engine/src/runtimes/fetch.ts	Increased Fuse.js fuzzy search threshold from 0.3 to 0.35.
apps/website/tsconfig.json	Added "~/*" path alias to resolve to src directory for imports.

Poem

In the playground, search is light,
No more fuzz, just matches bright!
"~" leads the way for imports clean,
While engines search with a touch more lean.
Hopping forward, code refined—
A rabbit’s joy in what we find!
🐇✨

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