Rename "Search" in "Search (& replace) in current file" commands to "Find"

Use case or problem

The feature named “Find…” in the note menu is named “Search in current file” in the command palette, and “Replace…” in the menu is named “Search & replace in current file” in the palette. This is inconsistent and confusing, making it needlessly harder for a user familiar with one to find the other.

Proposed solution

Change “Search” in the command names to “Find”.

  • “Find in current file”
  • “Find & replace in current file”.

As far as I know, “Find” is the commonly used word for searching (and optionally replacing) in a single file, with “search” being used for searching multiple files. Also, the placeholder text in the field is “Find”.

Current workaround (optional)

Memorization.

Related feature requests (optional)

Also the corresponding note menu action could be renamed to Search current file. This is more descriptive action name and it doesn’t exceed 25 character length. The problem with this design is that search & replace current file would exceed 25 characters. One solution would just rename Find note menu action and keep Replace. Or we could have longer note menu actions to include search & replace current file.