Clarify Windows image paste shortcut#18376
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Summary
This updates the TUI guidance around image paste on Windows.
The codebase already supports direct clipboard image paste, but native Windows users were still being told to use
Ctrl+Veven though Windows terminals often intercept that shortcut before Codex sees it. This change makes the UI point users to the intended Windows shortcut and gives a better fallback message when paste fails.What Changed
Alt+Vfor image paste in the footer on native WindowsCtrl+Alt+Von WSL andCtrl+VelsewhereAlt+Vbefore falling back to file pathsTesting
Alt+VAlt+Vand confirm the image attaches to the draftCtrl+Vin a terminal that intercepts it and confirm the fallback messaging now points users toAlt+VCloses #17502.