/*
* Removes the header site search.
*
* Load in so the control never paints:
*
*
* Pair with disable-search.js, which blocks activation of the control so the
* search modal cannot open even if a template change escapes these selectors.
* If this stylesheet fails to load, the search bar is visible but still inert.
*
* There is no builder setting for this: search_type only offers
* input / icon / icon_text, and the control is rendered unconditionally in
* both the desktop and the mobile Fuji header.
*
* Scoped to because both Fuji headers render inside it. That keeps the
* footer newsletter's .fake-input and OneTrust's cookie-preferences search box
* (aria-label="Cookie list search") untouched.
*
* No media query on purpose: which header renders is decided by device
* detection (mobile UA, or tablet in portrait), not viewport width, so a width
* breakpoint misses cases such as iPad portrait at 1024px.
*
* :not(#nope) refers to no real element, so it never changes what is matched.
* It is there for weight only: the platform stylesheet sets
* `display: flex !important` on this control from 992px up, at a specificity
* plain class selectors cannot beat. One ID-level unit outranks it without
* hard-coding their DOM structure, so this survives template changes.
*
* Known limit: /search?term=... stays publicly reachable. Closing the endpoint
* needs a backend change, not a stylesheet.
*/
header .fake-input.form-control:not(#nope), /* search_type: input */
header .icon-search:not(#nope), /* search_type: icon/icon_text */
header [aria-label="Search"]:not(#nope) { /* control and "Search" label */
display: none !important;
}