Explicit state that windows key is not supported #120
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Documentation is not clear that the `Windows` key is not a valid modifier. I think people are looking for this when they try to customize their terminal.
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The documentation is not clear that the
Windowskey is not a valid modifier for key bindings. I think people are looking for this when they try to customize their terminal - at least I did and it took me a lot of effort to find that this is not ab option yet.The corresponding Issue for the feature request is #3184