Add keybinding to toggle between a keyword & a string

[practicalli-johnny]

The function clojure-toggle-keyword-string will convert a string to a keyword, or keyword to a string.

The keybinding is added under the Clojure refactor menu, in the "cycle/clean/convert" section.

SPC m r c k

As this is a clojure-mode function, it is defined in the clojure-mode refactoring keybinding section of packages.el.

There are no conflicting keybindings from the clj-refactor package that is also part of the Clojure layer.
https://github.com/clojure-emacs/clj-refactor.el/wiki

[practicalli-johnny]

The description of the new keybinding in the README.org file extends the org-table width, so I included the whole "Refactoring" table as the change. Please let me know if this was not the correct thing to do and I will change the pull request.

Thanks.

[bmag]

Since keywords start with :, have you considered rc: instead of rck? Seems a bit more mnemonic to me, but also a bit less convenient. Also fits well with the rc#, rc[, etc.

Changing the whole table as you did was indeed the correct thing.

[practicalli-johnny]

@bmag a great point about using : instead of k. As other keybindings use the character then so should the keyword.

I will update this pull request and and change the keybinding to rc:

Thank you

[practicalli-johnny]

Updated this pull request to use a new keybinding, SPC m r c :, based on feedback on this pull request.

This new keybinding replaces the SPC m r c k keybinding and is in line with the other keybindings within this section of the menu.

Thanks to @bmag for the feedback.

[bmag]

Thank you 👍 Cherry-picked into develop, you can safely delete your branch.