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fix: show all matching open jobs on pillar pages - #156
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The fully remote pillar showed one job because every grouped feed was restricted to new discoveries from the latest import. Use all matching open jobs for pillar pages and filtered searches; keep latest-import discoveries on the unfiltered homepage. Remove the implicit three-month cutoff from pillars, leaving publication date available as an explicit filter. Complete-result stacks say “matching jobs” instead of “new jobs found.”
Requires the additive complete-feed title fields from middleware PR 206 before frontend deployment.
Validation: TypeScript and 33 focused tests pass, including feed selection, complete stack navigation and count wording. The existing build checks run before push and in CI. Production data contains 137 verified fully remote jobs at 61 companies (87 within three months).