• backend/handler/database/roms_handler.py
  • Refactored the _filter_by_search_term method to parse multiple search terms separated by |.
  • Implemented logic to strip whitespace from individual terms and build a dynamic or_ condition for filtering across Rom.fs_name and Rom.name.
• backend/tests/handler/test_db_handler.py
  • Added a new test function test_filter_by_search_term_with_multiple_terms to validate the multi-term search functionality.
  • Included test cases for searching with multiple matching terms, a non-matching term, and a single term.

• The author, gantoine, created this pull request to address issue [Feature] Multi search term smart collections #2989.
• Local testing has been completed and relevant comments have been updated, as indicated by the checklist.
• A screenshot demonstrating the new functionality was provided in the pull request description.

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