Add platform override support for hotkeys and unhardcode editor hotkeys #20028
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Add platform specific hotkey default values and use that to make the editor hotkeys rebindable. This allows for example the "Redo" key to be Ctrl + Y on Windows, Ctrl + Shift + Z on Linux and Cmd + Shift + Z on MacOS.