fix: remove Delete key shortcut for clip deletion#190
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The global Window-level KeyBinding for Delete fired regardless of focus, so pressing Delete inside the script editor deleted the entire clip instead of a character. Drop the KeyBinding entirely and remove the now-misleading InputGesture hint from the menu item. Clip deletion is still reachable via the Edit menu and the clip list context menu. Closes #158
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Summary
Fixes #158.
The Window-level
<KeyBinding Gesture="Delete" Command="{Binding DeleteSelectedClip}" />fired regardless of focus, so pressing Delete inside the script editor (or any text field) deleted the entire clip the user was editing rather than a character. Real data-loss risk.Removed the global keybinding and the corresponding
InputGesture="Delete"hint from the Edit menu item. Clip deletion remains reachable via the Edit menu and the clip-list context menu — keyboard shortcut intentionally not replaced, since destructive actions shouldn't be triggerable by a bare key.