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fix: remove unused SearchResults export from library components#515

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This pull request makes a minor update to the library/index.ts file by removing the SearchResults export from the list of sub-components. This helps keep the exports list accurate and avoids exposing unused or deprecated components.

  • Removed the SearchResults export from library-sub-components in library/index.ts to clean up unused or unnecessary exports.

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This pull request focuses on refining the library/index.ts file by removing an outdated or unused export. The primary goal is to maintain a clean and accurate list of exported components, ensuring that only actively used or relevant modules are exposed, thereby enhancing maintainability and reducing potential confusion.

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  • Code Cleanup: Removed the SearchResults export from library/index.ts to eliminate an unused or unnecessary component export, improving code hygiene.
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  • packages/ui/components/library/index.ts
    • Removed the SearchResults export from the list of sub-components.
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@felix-schultz felix-schultz merged commit 41cf40b into dev Feb 15, 2026
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The pull request correctly removes the SearchResults export from the main index file, which is a good practice for keeping the public API focused on primary components. SearchResults is still available for internal use within the library package as it is imported directly from its source file in LibraryPage.tsx. During the review, I also observed that SortableFavoriteCard is exported in the same index file but does not appear to be used by the main LibraryPage component; you may want to evaluate if it should also be removed from the public exports in a future update.

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