So, this is pretty embarrassing, but I didn't realize that I was pushing the
entire stack whenever 0 chars were supposed to be pushed because I thought that
javascript's built-in functions were ok with negative zeros (stupid me)

Made the socket object used by jarvis a singleton MetaSocket object to maintain
clean, modular code standards. This also means that future feature addition
will be easier because all references are to one object, of which the behavior
can be easily changed since most systems rely on EventEmitter or callback-style
structures

search.js now provides for a .match and .unmatch method,
so it doesn't need to be called every time (in-line with the singleton
MetaSocket object model, meaning that callbacks are used and several
spaces can be matched at a time)