feat: Improve geocoding for international locations with special characters (#488)#491
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feat: Improve geocoding for international locations with special characters (#488)#491
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…acters (#488) - Add Unicode diacritics expansion when search returns zero results - Tries common substitutions: o→ø/ö, u→ü, a→ä/å/á, e→é/è, n→ñ, etc. - 'Tromso' now finds 'Tromsø', 'Zurich' finds 'Zürich', etc. - Added unidecode as optional dependency for normalization
The location dialog uses LocationManager.search_locations which made direct API calls bypassing the OpenMeteoGeocodingClient fallback. Now delegates to the client with Unicode variant expansion when the direct search returns zero results.
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Summary
Fixes geocoding failures for international cities with special characters (ø, ü, é, ñ, etc.) when typed with ASCII equivalents.
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Closes #488