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Forty-five items in the app menu dispatch an action. Forty-four of them can be given a key; `RestartDaemon` could not, because it was missing from `default_bindings` and `make_binding` — so config.json dropped the name silently and the Keybindings page never listed it. Nothing else was missing. The gpui action is declared, the handler is wired, the app menu dispatches it and the palette runs it. Only the two table entries that make a name bindable were absent. This corrects a claim I made when I moved it out of the palette's chord lookup: I said then that making it bindable "means a gpui action and a handler, which is a feature rather than a fix". That was wrong — both already existed, and the app menu had been dispatching the action the whole time. Finding it took comparing the menu against the keymap rather than reading either alone. No default chord, like the sixty-odd others that ship unbound. The palette gets its chord lookup back, so once a key is on it the row shows it — which is the thing that lookup was doing wrong before and is now simply right. The shortcuts-page guard added earlier this session caught the last step without being asked: it failed on `RestartDaemon` the moment the action became bindable, which is what it is for.