The preset swaps the BASE shortcut table underneath the user's overrides
instead of rewriting them, so Default <-> Vim is lossless. Vim binds single
modifier-free keys: n/p, h/l, Shift+J/K, /, and Ctrl+o / Ctrl+i for the jump
list; rows with no vim idiom keep their defaults.
j and k are deliberately left UNBOUND. They belong to a per-list cursor,
which QBZ has no notion of yet, and a global action bound there now would
have to be taken back the day one lands. A test holds them free.
Where an override has already claimed a shortcut the new base wants, that
action goes unbound rather than double-binding a combo that
action_for_shortcut would otherwise resolve by BTreeMap id order.
Seven new tests, including a gate that fails if any preset ever binds one
shortcut to two actions.
Eight Playback actions the table never had, on Spotify's desktop defaults:
volume up/down (Ctrl+Up/Down), mute (M), shuffle (Ctrl+S), repeat (Ctrl+R),
like (Alt+Shift+B), and a surface-independent seek (Ctrl+Shift+Left/Right).
Each reuses an existing transport seam, and the immersive bare-arrow seek
rows are untouched. Volume honours the player bars' volLocked predicate, so
the hotkey cannot move the slider on an ALSA-Direct hw path where the engine
documents the write as a no-op. Like rides a QML seam, as nav.search does,
because the track id is a QbzPlayer property rather than part of the Rust
now-playing model.
Two new tests; labels added to all eight catalogs.
Niklas Herder