Add keys as a command to the textual tool
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With this someone who has textual[dev] installed can run: $ textual keys and explore which keys make it through their terminal to Textual, and also explore what those keys are called for the purposes of binding (although Textualize#1324 if it makes it in will also be helpful here too).
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Closing in favor of #1409 |
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With this someone who has
textual[dev]installed can run:and explore which keys make it through their terminal to Textual, and also explore what those keys are called for the purposes of binding (although #1324 if it makes it in will also be helpful here too).