fix(web): restore concrete-subject search examples (bring back The Starry Night)#17
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…arry Night) Search mode renders a visual grid, where a bare subject like 'The Starry Night' surfaces a striking spread of different artists' starry-night paintings (Van Gogh, Munch, Millet, the Dutch Sterrennacht). The natural-language rewrite just repeated the same painting — less compelling. Revert search examples to concrete subjects; ask mode stays conversational.
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…ry style The LoRA was trained on SimpleQA-style natural-language questions (naturalness- filtered), and NL queries retrieve the target page more precisely. The search grid uses bare ambiguous titles for the visual spread they fan out, not because keywords retrieve better.
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Search mode renders a visual grid. A bare subject like The Starry Night surfaces a striking spread of different starry-night paintings (Van Gogh, Munch, Millet, the Dutch Sterrennacht); the natural-language rewrite just repeated the same painting. Reverted search examples to concrete subjects; ask mode stays conversational.
Backed by a retrieval comparison (see below) — for named entities, bare keywords tie or beat full questions on the top hit and give more diverse results.