The bare `msdl` invocation showed all 22 products (17 consumer + 5
eval) as a flat numbered list. Replaces it with a curated landing
screen: 5 popular products (picked from real usage telemetry) plus a
2-item eval shortlist, with "list" as an escape hatch to today's full
picker and free text routed through the existing search flow.
Also fixes a search bug: querying "windows 10" incorrectly matched
Windows 11 24H2 because "10" is a substring of its build number
(26100.1742). Query words now must start at a word boundary rather
than matching anywhere, so digit fragments inside unrelated numbers
can no longer collide -- while "arm" still fuzzy-matches "ARM64".
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Consumer Windows products list their English option as "English" (or
"English International"), not "English (United States)" -- the exact
example this used, which is why it was such a common source of --lang
mismatch errors. Applies to --help, the --lang flag description, and
the release workflow's usage example.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
