Drive your theme's search UI

If your theme already has a search dialog you'd rather keep, chops-search can drive it instead of building its own. This is inline mode, and it activates automatically when the page already contains the expected element ids.

The markup contract

Element	Requirement
`id="chops-input"`	The query input
`id="chops-results"`	Must be a `<ul>`; the script appends `<li>` elements
`id="chops-mode"`	A `<span>` for the status line ("keyword-only", result counts)

When chops-search.js finds #chops-input on load, it skips mounting the overlay and drives this markup instead.

What becomes your responsibility

Three things were your theme's script's job, and chops-search does not touch DOM it did not create:

Showing and hiding. chops-search has no opinion about a container it didn't build. Your open/close logic stays yours.
Clearing. Add data-chops-clear to a button and it will be wired up; the script fills an empty one with a clear icon. If you clear the input programmatically, note that setting .value fires nothing; dispatch the event yourself:
```
input.value = "";
input.dispatchEvent(new Event("input"));
```
Stacking context. If the modal markup sits inside a container with transform, filter, or its own z-index, no z-index on the modal can lift it above the page. The self-mounted overlay avoids this by being a direct child of <body>; your theme's markup may not.