qt-core: Add Ctrl+F1 (or Cmd+F1 for macOS) key binding for help#518
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F1 was previously used to open Qt documentation, but it was reverted following user feedback, as it conflicted with the Command Palette shortcut. [VSCODEEXT-123](https://qt-project.atlassian.net/browse/VSCODEEXT-123) This patch reassigns the key binding to Ctrl+F1, which appears to be available by default. To reduce unexpected conflicts, the key binding is also scoped to only trigger when relevant files are open and being edited.
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F1 was previously used to open Qt documentation, but it was reverted following user feedback, as it conflicted with the Command Palette shortcut. VSCODEEXT-123
This patch reassigns the key binding to Ctrl+F1, which appears to be available by default.
To reduce unexpected conflicts, the key binding is also scoped to only trigger when relevant files are open and being edited.