fix(supermemory): honor options.limit in search() instead of hardcoding 30 - #56
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…ng 30 search() hardcoded limit: 30, silently overriding whatever limit the caller passed in SearchOptions — so a benchmark requesting a deeper retrieval pool (e.g. limit 50) still capped at 30. Honor options.limit, keeping 30 as the default. Flagged by @sohamd22 in PR supermemoryai#44 review.
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Problem
SupermemoryProvider.search()hardcodeslimit: 30, silently overriding whateverlimitthe caller passes inSearchOptions— a consumer requesting a deeper retrieval pool still caps at 30.Fix
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options.limit, keeping30as the default:SearchOptions.limitalready exists insrc/types/provider.ts, so no type changes, and callers that don't passlimitsee identical behavior. Typechecks clean.Flagged by @sohamd22 in #44 review. #57 is stacked on this branch.