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That is true. You can have check for certain words and phrases that's hardcoded in. However, I have reason to believe the feature I experienced was using an LLM rather than a hardcoded list of search patterns.
I remember Google doing it years ago before LLMs were big things.
Mozilla Thunderbird, too. Saved me so many times.
This is an old feature, it existed long before LLMs. Nothing needs to be hard coded, machine learning is/was advanced enough to do it already.