removed shortcuts section in favour of 3.0.1

README.md

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-### Keyboard shortcuts
-You can define keyboard shortcuts. They have to be grouped by os. The three available are
-`win`, `darwin`, and `linux`. You can group multiple os by a `,` for example if the
-shortcut was for all platforms `win,darwin,linux` would be fine as a key
-
-```jsx
-<Terminal
-  shortcuts={{
-    'darwin,win,linux': {
-      'ctrl + a': 'echo whoo',
-    },
-  }}
-/>
-```
-
-But you might want to specific
-
-```jsx
-<Terminal
-  shortcuts={{
-    'win': {
-      'ctrl + a': 'echo hi windows',
-    },
-    'darwin': {
-      'cmd + a': 'echo hi mac'
-    },
-    'linux': {
-      'ctrl + a': 'echo hi linux'
-    }
-  }}
-/>
-```
-
-You can mix and match
-
-```jsx
-<Terminal
-  shortcuts={{
-    'win,linux': {
-      'ctrl + b': 'echo we are special',
-    },
-    'win': {
-      'ctrl + a': 'echo hi windows',
-    },
-    'darwin': {
-      'cmd + a': 'echo hi mac'
-    },
-    'linux': {
-      'ctrl + a': 'echo hi linux'
-    }
-  }}
-/>
-```
-
-The value of the shortcut should be a command to run.
-
-
 ### Using plugins 🔥
 
 We have also developed a plugin system for the `<Terminal />` component which helps you develop custom plugins. Here is one example of plugin which creates a fake file system called [terminal-in-react-pseudo-file-system-plugin](https://github.com/jcgertig/terminal-in-react-pseudo-file-system-plugin).