fix(terminal): use Ctrl+Shift+C/V for copy/paste on Linux#34
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On macOS, Cmd+C/V is used for copy/paste in terminals. On Linux, the standard convention is Ctrl+Shift+C/V. Previously, Ctrl+Shift+C was sent as SIGINT (\x03) to the terminal, making it impossible to copy selected text on Linux. Changes: - platform_command_for_keystroke() now checks Ctrl+Shift+C/V on Linux - Ctrl+Shift+C/V are no longer sent as terminal input on Linux - Added platform-specific tests
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On macOS, Cmd+C/V is used for copy/paste in terminals. On Linux, the standard convention is Ctrl+Shift+C/V.
Previously, Ctrl+Shift+C was sent as SIGINT (\x03) to the terminal, making it impossible to copy selected text on Linux.
Changes:
Closes #29