CLI Tool Keybindings Only Editable via Config File Plus Restart
Users of a terminal-based CLI tool must hand-edit a TOML config file and restart the app to remap keyboard shortcuts, since in-app modes only let them view or run bindings, not change them. This creates a slow typo-and-restart loop and lacks parity with the tool's own live-preview theme editor.
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