remove unused hooks variable

[dfordp]

Description

Removes unused hooks variable which causes issues during initial build
Fixes #360

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Walkthrough

The import of the useKeyboardShortcuts hook was removed from the keyboard-shortcuts-help.tsx component file. No other modifications or logic changes were made.

Changes

File	Change Summary
apps/web/src/components/keyboard-shortcuts-help.tsx	Removed unused import of useKeyboardShortcuts

Poem

A shortcut key, now out of sight,
No longer called in code’s daylight.
The import gone, the file is neat,
Unused lines face a swift defeat.
With lighter code, we hop along—
A tidy hop, a coder’s song!
🐇✨

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