fix(GcodePreview): use approximate position#1776
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Signed-off-by: Pedro Lamas <pedrolamas@gmail.com>
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This PR fixes a regression in the GcodePreview feature where binary search was returning exact matches only instead of approximate positions. The fix restores the previous behavior by enabling the approximate search mode.
- Adds
trueparameter tobinarySearchcall ingetMoveIndexByFilePositionto enable approximate position matching
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This issue was introduced with the changes from ce219df, where previously we were returning the approximate value from the binary search instead of the exact one as we were now, so this reverts back to the previous method.
Fix #1774