Add searchLabel support for better menu searchability#5895
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Sharing this idea as a draft:
When searching the Omarchy menu, multiple entries often share the same short label. For example, searching for "themes" returns several rows all labeled "Theme", differentiated only by a small breadcrumb subtitle like Style › Install or Remove. This makes search results harder to scan at a glance.
I propose:
Introducing an optional
searchLabelfield to theomarchy-menu.jsonc. When present, the menu usessearchLabelas the visible title only during search, while keeping the shorter label for normal browsing. Search results also drop the breadcrumb path detail, so the semantic title stands alone.I only added
searchLabelfor a few theme-related items just to present the idea. If you like it I can do it for all the items.Test it:
When you navigate into Style › Install, you still see the clean short label "Theme". Type "theme" in search and you get Switch Theme, Install Theme, Remove Theme, Update Extra Themes. No breadcrumbs.