Clarify input to Fuse.parseIndex #782
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This takes a javascript `Object`, not a `String`. The difference is relevant when loading a pre-computed index using a web request, for example, or when deserializing from OPFS (not shown).
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It is not obvious how to use
Fuse.parseInput, and if supplied an incorrect argument it errs, silently.This fixes the issues that led to #524 and #624 and my losing more time than I'd have liked on this otherwise excellent library!
I'm Creating as a draft because it doesn't yet meet contributing guidelines.