chore: update n8n to v1.116.2 (#348)

* docs: Update CLAUDE.md with development notes

* chore: update n8n to v1.116.2

- Updated n8n from 1.115.2 to 1.116.2
- Updated n8n-core from 1.114.0 to 1.115.1
- Updated n8n-workflow from 1.112.0 to 1.113.0
- Updated @n8n/n8n-nodes-langchain from 1.114.1 to 1.115.1
- Rebuilt node database with 542 nodes
- Updated version to 2.20.7
- Updated n8n version badge in README
- All changes will be validated in CI with full test suite

Conceived by Romuald Członkowski - www.aiadvisors.pl/en

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* fix: regenerate package-lock.json to sync with updated dependencies

Fixes CI failure caused by package-lock.json being out of sync with
the updated n8n dependencies.

- Regenerated with npm install to ensure all dependency versions match
- Resolves "npm ci" sync errors in CI pipeline

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* fix: align FTS5 tests with production boosting logic

Tests were failing because they used raw FTS5 ranking instead of the
exact-match boosting logic that production uses. Updated both test files
to replicate production search behavior from src/mcp/server.ts.

- Updated node-fts5-search.test.ts to use production boosting
- Updated database-population.test.ts to use production boosting
- Both tests now use JOIN + CASE statement for exact-match prioritization

This makes tests more accurate and less brittle to FTS5 ranking changes.

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* fix: prioritize exact matches in FTS5 search with case-insensitive comparison

Root cause: SQL ORDER BY was sorting by FTS5 rank first, then CASE statement.
Since ranks are unique, the CASE boosting never applied. Additionally, the
CASE statement used case-sensitive comparison which failed to match nodes
like "Webhook" when searching for "webhook".

Changes:
- Changed ORDER BY from "rank, CASE" to "CASE, rank" in production code
- Added LOWER() for case-insensitive exact match detection
- Updated both test files to match the corrected SQL logic
- Exact matches now consistently rank first regardless of FTS5 score

Impact:
- Improves search quality by ensuring exact matches appear first
- More efficient SQL (less JavaScript sorting needed)
- Tests now accurately validate production search behavior
- Fixes 2/705 failing integration tests

Verified:
- Both tests pass locally after fix
- SQL query tested with SQLite CLI showing webhook ranks 1st

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* docs: update CHANGELOG with FTS5 search fix details

Added comprehensive documentation for the FTS5 search ranking bug fix:
- Problem description with SQL examples showing wrong ORDER BY
- Root cause analysis explaining why CASE statement never applied
- Case-sensitivity issue details
- Complete fix description for production code and tests
- Impact section covering search quality, performance, and testing
- Verified search results showing exact matches ranking first

This documents the critical bug fix that ensures exact matches
appear first in search results (webhook, http, code, etc.) with
case-insensitive matching.

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src/mcp/server.ts

@@ -1276,20 +1276,20 @@ export class N8NDocumentationMCPServer {
     try {
       // Use FTS5 with ranking
       const nodes = this.db.prepare(`
-        SELECT 
+        SELECT
           n.*,
           rank
         FROM nodes n
         JOIN nodes_fts ON n.rowid = nodes_fts.rowid
         WHERE nodes_fts MATCH ?
-        ORDER BY 
-          rank,
-          CASE 
-            WHEN n.display_name = ? THEN 0
-            WHEN n.display_name LIKE ? THEN 1
-            WHEN n.node_type LIKE ? THEN 2
+        ORDER BY
+          CASE
+            WHEN LOWER(n.display_name) = LOWER(?) THEN 0
+            WHEN LOWER(n.display_name) LIKE LOWER(?) THEN 1
+            WHEN LOWER(n.node_type) LIKE LOWER(?) THEN 2
             ELSE 3
           END,
+          rank,
           n.display_name
         LIMIT ?
       `).all(ftsQuery, cleanedQuery, `%${cleanedQuery}%`, `%${cleanedQuery}%`, limit) as (NodeRow & { rank: number })[];