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* Implement event search functionality in calendar Add a fully functional event search bar to the calendar sidebar that allows users to search for events by title, description, location, or participants. Features: - Search input with debounced queries (300ms) to avoid excessive database calls - Dropdown suggestions showing matching events with calendar color indicators - Keyboard navigation (arrow keys, Enter to select, Escape to clear) - Event details display including title, date/time, and location - Results sorted by proximity to current date - Respects disabled calendars filter - Loading indicator during search The implementation follows the same patterns used by the thread/email search feature, leveraging the existing Event model's FTS5 search capability and the Menu component for the dropdown UI. * Move event search bar to toolbar with ThreadSearchBar styling - Move EventSearchBar from calendar sidebar to toolbar location - Create focusCalendarEvent action for communication between search bar and calendar component - Update styling to match ThreadSearchBar design: - Fixed width toolbar appearance - Box-shadow border styling - Dropdown suggestions matching thread search style - Same clear button (searchclear.png) and search icon - EventSearchBar now gets disabled calendars from config directly - Calendar component listens to focusCalendarEvent action The search bar now appears in the same toolbar area as the email search bar, providing a consistent UX across the application. * Fix focus ring to appear on entire search bar container - Add 'focused' class to search bar container when input is focused - Style the container with focus ring instead of the input element - Use accent-primary color for consistent focus ring appearance * Remove inner input focus styling to prevent double focus ring * Fix stuck event selection after clicking search results Clear focusedEvent when clicking on other events in the calendar to prevent the search result event from remaining in a focused state and continuously re-opening the popover. --------- Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>