Follow Arduino IDE 1.x convention in displayed "Redo" keyboard shortcut

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Describe the current behavior

The "redo" feature (e.g., Edit > Redo) reverts the change made by an "undo".

The keyboard shortcut for "redo" established in Arduino IDE 1.x is Ctrl+Y.

🙁 The default "Redo" keyboard shortcut which is displayed at the Edit > Redo menu item is the non-standard Ctrl+Shift+Z.

Application	Displayed "Redo" shortcut
Arduino IDE 1.x	Ctrl+Y
Arduino IDE 2.x	Ctrl+Shift+Z
VS Code	Ctrl+Y
Theia Blueprint	Ctrl+Shift+Z

To reproduce

1. Select Edit from the Arduino IDE menus.
2. Note the keyboard shortcut displayed next to the "Redo" menu item.

🙁 It is Ctrl+Shift+Z:

Describe the request

Match the displayed keyboard shortcut with Arduino IDE 1.x.

Desktop

• OS: Windows 10, Ubuntu 20.04
• Version: 2.0.0-rc4-snapshot-0207778
  Date: 2022-02-23T15:40:32.443Z
  CLI Version: 0.21.0 [10107d24]

Additional context

Somewhat confusingly, there is both a "Redo" (default CtrlCmd+Shift+Z) and a "redo" (default Ctrl+Y) listed in File > Advanced > Keyboard Shortcuts.

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I realize that Command+Shift+Z is the standard "redo" shortcut on macOS, and it is good to support that.

However, the current macOS-centric approach to the displayed shortcut is not backed by my personal observations of the prevalent OS of Arduino users. I would say that the overwhelming majority of users are on Windows, even more so when the number of Linux users is added to that.

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This is the only significant deviation from Arduino IDE 1.x in the displayed keyboard shortcuts I have found.

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Keywords

• "keybinding"

• "key binding"

• "hotkey"

• "hot key"

• "accelerator"

• "key combination"

• "key sequence"

• "key chord"

• "shortcut key"