Add Cmd+Shift+Z as redo keybinding#131
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Cmd+Shift+Z is the standard redo shortcut on macOS. Adding it alongside the existing Mod-Y binding improves muscle-memory compatibility for Mac users. ProseMirror's Mod- prefix handles cross-platform mapping automatically (Ctrl on Windows/Linux, Cmd on macOS).
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Mod-Shift-Z(Cmd+Shift+Z on macOS, Ctrl+Shift+Z on Windows/Linux) as a redo shortcut in the editor. This is the standard redo binding on macOS and complements the existingMod-Ybinding.Reviewer notes
Why two identical changes?
The editor has two separate keymap registrations — one in
questionPopupand one inP215Editor— so the binding must be added to both to work in all editor contexts.Why keep
Mod-Yas well?Ctrl+Yis the conventional redo shortcut on Windows; removing it would break that expectation.