Fuzzy search doesn't work with accented characters
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Cédric Aellen
### Current Issue
When searching for pages using the "@" prefix, accented characters are not properly handled in the search results.
### Concrete Example
- A page named "Téléphérique" exists in the system
- Searching with "@Téléphé" returns no results
- Searching with "@Telephe" (without accents) works and finds the page
### Expected Behavior
The search system should:
- Properly recognize and handle accented characters
- Return relevant results regardless of the presence of accents in the query
### Impact
Users cannot easily find pages containing accented characters, particularly affecting content in French and other languages that use accents.
### Steps to Reproduce
- Create a page with an accented title (e.g., "Téléphérique")
- In another page, try to create a link by typing "@Téléphé"
- Observe that the page doesn't appear in the results
- Try with "@Telephe" to confirm that the page exists
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Luca Joos
Merged in a post:
Mentions doesn't support multilingual objects
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Fëdor Tarasenko
I like to name an object in two languages so it would be easier to link it to other content. So I use simple system of naming:
Name (Name in other lang)
When I create such object, unlinked mentions doesn't parse "halfes" of the name and doesn't link it
Luca Joos
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We'll look into it. Thanks for reporting.
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Cédric Aellen
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