feat: remove FSearch integration and related files

[Kakueeen]

• Deleted FSearch related source and header files to streamline the project.
• Updated CMake configuration to remove references to FSearch.
• Adjusted searcher implementation to focus on the new file name searcher.

Log: clean up project by removing obsolete FSearch integration

Summary by Sourcery

Remove FSearch integration and related files from the project, streamlining the file search functionality to use only the filename searcher

New Features:

• Simplified file search implementation focusing on filename searching

Bug Fixes:

• Removed obsolete FSearch integration code that was no longer needed

Chores:

• Removed FSearch third-party library and all related source files
• Cleaned up CMake configuration to remove FSearch references
• Updated search-related code to remove FSearch dependencies

[sourcery-ai]

Reviewer's Guide

This pull request removes the FSearch integration. This was achieved by deleting all FSearch third-party library files and the project's custom FSearcher implementation. CMake build scripts were significantly altered to exclude FSearch, remove its dependencies, and adjust preprocessor definitions (removing ENABLE_FSEARCH and ENABLE_DEEPINANYTHING, introducing ENABLE_SEMANTIC for SemanticSearcher). Consequently, core application logic, including configuration and searcher management, was refactored to make the FileNameSearcher unconditionally active and to remove all FSearch-specific code paths and constants.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Extensive file deletion to remove FSearch library and its custom searcher components.	Deleted the entire FSearch third-party library source code. Removed the project-specific FSearch wrapper classes (fssearcher, fsworker) and their headers.	3rdparty/fsearch/array.c 3rdparty/fsearch/array.h 3rdparty/fsearch/btree.c 3rdparty/fsearch/btree.h 3rdparty/fsearch/database.c 3rdparty/fsearch/database.h 3rdparty/fsearch/database_search.c 3rdparty/fsearch/database_search.h 3rdparty/fsearch/fsearch.c 3rdparty/fsearch/fsearch.h 3rdparty/fsearch/fsearch_config.c 3rdparty/fsearch/fsearch_config.h 3rdparty/fsearch/fsearch_limits.h 3rdparty/fsearch/fsearch_thread_pool.c 3rdparty/fsearch/fsearch_thread_pool.h 3rdparty/fsearch/fsearch_utils.cpp 3rdparty/fsearch/fsearch_utils.h 3rdparty/fsearch/query.c 3rdparty/fsearch/query.h 3rdparty/fsearch/string_utils.c 3rdparty/fsearch/string_utils.h 3rdparty/fsearch/utf8.h src/dde-grand-search-daemon/searcher/file/fssearcher.cpp src/dde-grand-search-daemon/searcher/file/fssearcher.h src/dde-grand-search-daemon/searcher/file/fsworker.cpp src/dde-grand-search-daemon/searcher/file/fsworker.h
CMake build configuration updated to remove FSearch and modify related preprocessor definitions.	Removed FSearch-related definitions (e.g., ENABLE_FSEARCH), source file inclusions, and include paths. Removed ENABLE_DEEPINANYTHING definition and associated conditional logic for file searchers. Introduced ENABLE_SEMANTIC definition for x86_64 builds, conditionally including semantic search files. Ensured filenamesearcher components are always included in the build by adding them to the base SEARCHER list. Removed FSearch-specific library linking (GLIB, PCRE) and its 3rdparty include directory.	src/dde-grand-search-daemon/CMakeLists.txt
Refactored C++ code to remove FSearch integration, dependencies, and adjust related conditional logic.	Removed conditional compilation blocks and logic related to ENABLE_FSEARCH. Removed conditional compilation blocks related to ENABLE_DEEPINANYTHING, making associated FileNameSearcher logic and includes unconditional. Updated conditional compilation for SemanticSearcher instantiation to use the new ENABLE_SEMANTIC definition. Eliminated all references to the GRANDSEARCH_CLASS_FILE_FSEARCH constant. Adjusted searcher initialization, configuration, and utility functions to operate without FSearch. Corrected a log message in filenameworker.cpp from 'anything search' to 'filename search'.	src/dde-grand-search-daemon/configuration/configer.cpp src/global/searchhelper.cpp src/dde-grand-search-daemon/searcher/searchergroup.cpp src/dde-grand-search-daemon/searcher/searchergroup_p.h src/grand-search/utils/utils.cpp src/dde-grand-search-daemon/maincontroller/maincontroller.cpp src/global/builtinsearch.h src/dde-grand-search-daemon/searcher/file/filenameworker.cpp
Updated project auxiliary files.	Modified project's ignore patterns (specific changes not detailed in diff). Updated Debian control file, likely to remove FSearch build dependencies (specific changes not detailed in diff).	.gitignore debian/control

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[Kakueeen]

/forcemerge

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