Some CTRL key combinations don't work on the commit popup

[Huliiiiii]

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Bind CTRL-Enter to commit, CTRL-i to open_commit_editor
2. Open commit popup
3. Press CTRL-Enter
4. Insert new line
5. Press CTRL-i
6. Insert 4 spaces

Expected behavior
CTRL-Enter should do commit and CTRL-i should open editor

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Context (please complete the following information):

• OS/Distro + Version: Ubuntu 24.04.1 LTS
• GitUI Version gitui nightly 2024-11-29 ()
• Rust version: 1.82

Additional context
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[stephenmartindale]

I noticed this, too, and am sad. I instinctively hit ctrl+enter to try to commit – every time – and wanted to make that work (instead of ctrl+d which is the default.)

For the record, the RON configuration to change the binding that I tested was:

(
  commit: Some(( code: Enter, modifiers: "CONTROL")),
)

When configured with the above, the gitui user interface does actually draw the symbols for ctrl+enter on the commit dialog's "do commit" button but pressing ctrl+enter is interpreted as if only enter was pressed: it types a new-line instead of performing the commit.

(gitui versions: nightly 2024-12-07 & nightly 2024-08-10)

[savchenko]

Ctrl+Right/Left as well as Ctrl+Backspace would be nice as well. Navigate by word and delete by word respectively.