Canonicalize key aliases so equivalent chords match - #164
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[WIP] Fix Ctrl+Esc keybinding to match Ctrl+Escape and others
Canonicalize key aliases so equivalent chords match
Oct 1, 2026
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Bindings such as
Ctrl+Escdid not matchCtrl+Escapebecause only modifier aliases were normalized. The mismatch also affected arrow keys, other special keys, andConsoleKeydigit names.SpecialKeys; mapD0–D9to digits andOption/SupertoAlt/Meta.