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When working on #11309, I was working to provide more predictable case sensitive search. It works in some cases (where the case sensitive should come before a case insensitive), but it made fuzzy searching across other instances worse (See #11724) In the end, we will go for case insensitive search, because that's a little more intuitive as users type and will be less great from a case sensitivity.
I think the scoring could be better in that case insensitive can be slightly behind a case sensitive match, but that's a much tougher problem to solve. This will alleviate user's concerns
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closes #11724
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