Split Warp config: Linux/Windows shortcuts in warp_win_linux.py, Mac in warp_mac.py

[flomillot]

Summary

Adds support for Warp on Linux and Windows. Previously apps/warp/warp.py only declared mod.apps.warp for macOS and held Mac-specific action overrides under an unscoped app: warp matcher.

• Renames apps/warp/warp.py → apps/warp/warp_mac.py and scopes its context with os: mac so its Mac-specific actions (cmd-{n} tab jumps, alt-arrow word navigation) only apply on Mac.
• Adds apps/warp/warp_win_linux.py (named for consistency with firefox_win_linux.py and opera_win_linux.py) declaring mod.apps.warp for Linux (app.name: warp) and Windows (app.name: Warp + app.exe: warp.exe, per P04). Its context is scoped (os: linux OR os: windows) AND app: warp so its overrides do not leak onto macOS.
• Overrides matching Warp's Linux/Windows defaults:
  • app.tab_open / app.tab_close → ctrl-shift-t / ctrl-shift-w
  • user.tab_jump / user.tab_final → ctrl-{n}
  • edit.word_left / edit.word_right → ctrl-left / ctrl-right

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Scope Warp tab overrides off macOS

Because warp_mac.py still declares the warp app on macOS, this unscoped app: warp context also matches Mac Warp. The new app overrides therefore replace the macOS defaults (cmd-t / cmd-w) with ctrl-shift-t / ctrl-shift-w, so voice commands like tab open/close in Mac Warp will send the wrong shortcuts. Scope this context or these overrides to Windows/Linux only.

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@david-tejada for #1738

I don't find this condition convenient when we have more than nine tab.

@ctx.action_class("user")
class UserActions:
    def tab_jump(number: int):
        if number < 9:
            actions.key(f"cmd-{number}")

    def tab_final():
        actions.key("cmd-9")

Can we change this ?