chore(docs, rfd): Sync RFD index filter and search to URL#874
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The RFD index and draft pages now reflect their filter and search state in the URL's query string, and read that state back out on load. Visiting a link like `/rfd/?search=plugin` shows the same filtered list the link's author saw, instead of always falling back to whatever was last stored in the visitor's own session. URL params take precedence over the existing sessionStorage-based restore, so a shared link still wins on first load. Updates use `replaceState` rather than `pushState`, so typing in the search box doesn't flood browser history with an entry per keystroke. Signed-off-by: Jean Mertz <git@jeanmertz.com>
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The RFD index and draft pages now reflect their filter and search state in the URL's query string, and read that state back out on load. Visiting a link like
/rfd/?search=pluginshows the same filtered list the link's author saw, instead of always falling back to whatever was last stored in the visitor's own session.URL params take precedence over the existing sessionStorage-based restore, so a shared link still wins on first load. Updates use
replaceStaterather thanpushState, so typing in the search box doesn't flood browser history with an entry per keystroke.