fix: add bounded Node regex fallback search - #121
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Summary
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This is intentionally narrower than issue #33: it does not add ffgrep/CodeGraph or a new indexing subsystem. It only restores bounded regex capability to the existing fallback without blocking the MCP server on pathological expressions.
It also does not duplicate open PR #115's Windows Bash/search-runtime diagnostics.
Verification
main(587f7fd)npm ci --ignore-scripts— 0 vulnerabilitiesnpm run buildrunNodeFallbackSearchLimitStress()harness — passedgit diff --checkThe complete upstream stress file additionally reaches a pre-existing Windows Bash adapter failure (
/bin/bashcannot execute a literalC:\...\node.execommand), which is unrelated to this search change and is covered by open PR #115.