l0ng-ai a3b9461e4b feat(ui): make opening a new window a bindable action (#710) ...

Opening a window was reachable one way only: the switcher, with the
platform modifier held or through its row menu. Both land in
`windows::open`, neither is an action, so the thing could not be
keybound, palette-searched, or put on the Keybindings page.

`NewWindow` calls `windows::open(cx, None)` — a window on a workspace of
its own. The other reading, a second window on the current workspace, is
not a thing the app can hold: `WindowRegistry` is keyed by workspace, and
`windows::open` answers a workspace that already has a window by
activating it, so asking for the current one would raise the window you
are already in.

macOS takes Cmd+N, which is free and is what New Window means there. Off
macOS it ships unbound on purpose: Ctrl+N is a control code the shell is
owed, and Ctrl+Shift+N — where the control-code rule says window actions
belong — has been NewWorkspace for far longer than this action has
existed. The palette and the Keybindings page carry it either way.

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bin

fix(updater): read the designated requirement off the stream it is on (#708) (#717)

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core

feat(ui): make opening a new window a bindable action (#710)

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terminal

fix(terminal): recall the last matching command on ↑ and Ctrl+P (#768)

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ui

feat(ui): make opening a new window a bindable action (#710)

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daemon.rs

chore: strip every comment from the Rust sources (#268)

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main.rs

Say what this platform does, not what macOS does (#700)

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