use Ctrl-n instead of Alt-n on macOS#1106
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To use
alt-nmodifiers on macOS the user must configure their terminal emulator to mapoptiontoalt. This isn't obvious -- hence issues have been raised here about those shortcuts not working -- but, moreover, doing so preventsoption-3being used to type#on British Macs.This change adds a configuration option
ctrl_n_shortcuts, setfalseby default, that replaces the numerical shortcutsalt-nwithctrl-nones.This PR only adds
ctrl-nsupport, wherenis a number: it does not affect thealt-boralt-fshortcuts.