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feat(discovery): add profile-scoped local station search (#273) - #277
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Summary
Closes #273.
Introduce read-only, profile-scoped local station discovery as the first implementation phase following the architecture investigation in #256.
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fluxtuner/core/local_station_search.pywith an explicitsearch_local_stations()interface.Validation
Full-project mypy currently reports nine errors in three unrelated files (
theme_runtime.py,tui.pyandweb/app.py). These were reproduced against an unchanged copy of the base commit and are not introduced by this PR.Scope and follow-ups
Note: Existing shared station metadata does not reliably encode the original ownership or provenance of every field. This PR protects profile-specific search results without redesigning historical station persistence; that broader concern remains part of #276.