Do not catch not-used/-binded hotkeys

[boozook]

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On any macOs,
seems to Zed catches all key-strokes including non-binded ones, e.g. 'cmd+shift+/' hotkey by-default have to focus app-menu/help- search-text-field.

I have no see anything like that in the Zed's key-bindings, but found 'cmd-/' (without shift) default hotkey, so problem may be there. Anyway, as I suppose, the possible way to fix it - to return the event from the key-event- handler (NSEvent) if hotkey not found (not binded), otherwise return nil (in cocoa that means "event accepted").

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Steps to reproduce:

• in the Zed unbind all hotkeys that catches 'cmd+shift+/'
• anywhere in Zed press 'cmd+shift+/'

Expected result:

Actual result is nothing because Zed catches the event.

Zed Version and System Specs

Zed: v0.166.1 (Zed)
OS: macOS 14.7.1
Memory: 16 GiB
Architecture: aarch64

[boozook]

Update:

1. I was wrong, 🤦🏻‍♂️sorry. Zed correctly returning not-matched (not catched) events, so problem is simpler - just default hotkey "cmd-?": "assistant::ToggleFocus" which conflicts with default in macOs.

2. I've found workaround. Just remap in user's key-bindings
   from "cmd-?": "assistant::ToggleFocus" to "cmd-?": null.

Now please interpret this issue as request to change conflicting default hotkey.