Add searching indication text for search mode + a lot of refactoring

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 # Chelleport
 Control your mouse pointer with your keyboard
 
-> Note: So far it only supports Linux running X11 display server with a compositor, because that's what I use. Might support more if there's interest.
+> Note: So far it only supports Linux running X11 display server with a compositor, because that's what I use. Might look into supporting more systems if there is interest.
 
 https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/93ddc1ff-6cbe-4be4-9507-d68de880212a
 
+## Features
+- **Text search mode**: Pressing `<c-s>` puts you in search mode which uses OCR to find words on the screen that you can search and move your cursor to.
+- **Labelled hints mode**: This is the default mode. It shows a grid on the screen with 2 keys for each cell. You can move to any cell by pressing the keys shown.
+- **Click**: Pressing `space` left clicks at current mouse position. Holding `shift` key left clicks and show the grid again.
+- **Select text/Drag-n-drop**: Pressing `Ctrl+V` starts dragging/selecting/holding down left mouse button. Press `space` to stop dragging. Or press `Ctrl+V` again to stop dragging and show the grid again.
+- **Double click**: Pressing `2` followed by `space` will click twice. Any digit key followed by `space` will click that many times.
+- **Right click**: Pressing `minus` key right clicks at current mouse position. Holding `shift` key right clicks and shows the grid again.
+- **Granular movement**: Once you match with a label on the screen, you can use `hjkl` keys to move your cursor. Holding `shift` key will use bigger steps for movements. You can also repeat movement by pressing a digit before the movement. Eg: `5k` moves 5 small steps up. `5K` moves 5 big steps up.
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 ## Install
 - Clone the repo and build it yourself: `cabal build chelleport`
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 ## Usage
-- Use [sxhkd](https://github.com/baskerville/sxhkd), [shotkey](https://github.com/phenax/shotkey), your window manager or any other key binding manager to set up a keybinding for `chelleport`
+Use [sxhkd](https://github.com/baskerville/sxhkd), [shotkey](https://github.com/phenax/shotkey), your window manager or any other key binding manager to set up a keybinding for `chelleport`.
+
+### Hints mode (default. `<c-h>` to switch to hints mode)
 - With the grid open, type any of the key sequences shown on the grid to move the pointer there
-- Once there, you can now use `hjkl` keys to make smaller movements. Hold `shift` to move in bigger increments.
+- Once a match is found, you can now use `hjkl` keys to make smaller movements. Hold `shift` to move in bigger increments.
 - Press `space` to click
 
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-## Features
-- **Click**: Pressing `space` left clicks at current mouse position. Holding `shift` key left clicks and show the grid again.
-- **Select text/Drag-n-drop**: Pressing `Ctrl+V` starts dragging/selecting/holding down left mouse button. Press `space` to stop dragging. Or press `Ctrl+V` again to stop dragging and show the grid again.
-- **Double click**: Pressing `2` followed by `space` will click twice. Any digit key followed by `space` will click that many times.
-- **Right click**: Pressing `minus` key right clicks at current mouse position. Holding `shift` key right clicks and shows the grid again.
-- **Granular movement**: Once you match with a label on the screen, you can use `hjkl` keys to move your cursor. Holding `shift` key will use bigger steps for movements. You can also repeat movement by pressing a digit before the movement. Eg: `5k` moves 5 small steps up. `5K` moves 5 big steps up.
+### Search mode (`<c-s>` to switch to search mode)
+- Words that are recognized by OCR will be highlighted
+- Type the characters in one of the words to move the cursor to it
+- Press `<c-n>` & `<c-p>` to go to next/previous match respectively