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The shortcuts page has two halves: a table of default chords, and a list of the rest — "more actions you can bind". An action with no chord of its own appears only in that second list, so leaving it out makes the action unfindable: no key to be discovered by, and no row to be read on. The document dock (#625) shipped with four such actions — `ToggleDocumentFill`, `DocumentWidthThird`, `DocumentWidthHalf`, `DocumentWidthTwoThirds` — all bindable, all chordless, and none of them on the page. The CHANGELOG names them as palette commands; the page a reader goes to for "what can I bind" did not. The neighbouring guard already holds the other direction: the page names no action that has been renamed away. This one asks whether the page is *complete*, which is the half a rename cannot break but a new feature can. Two spellings count as named, because the page uses both. The rebinding lists write identifiers, and compactly — `ResizePaneLeft/Right/Up/Down`, `SelectWorkspace1`…`SelectWorkspace9` — so a trailing direction or digit is part of a family rather than an entry of its own, the same convention the neighbouring test already keeps. The chord table writes labels, which is how `CopyText` is covered: `per_platform("", "ctrl-shift-c")` leaves it chordless on macOS while it is Ctrl+Shift+C elsewhere, so it earns a table row and is written "Copy" there. The first draft of the guard missed that and called it undocumented. Checked against the page as it was: the guard names all four.