Arnaud
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Ingredient-alias matching (pantry, can-cook, auto-deduct, shopping-list generation) now covers common bilingual EN/FR ingredients across all 8 grocery categories, up from ~10 staples. Also: matching now ignores accents as well as case (NFD-normalize + strip combining marks) in both the alias resolver (lib/ingredient-match.ts) and the older name-fallback matcher (pantry-shopping-match.ts) — "café"/"Café"/"cafe" and "Épinard"/"epinard" all recognize as the same ingredient without needing every accent variant manually listed as an alias. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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