58 Add Hotkeys to Help #75
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- This reworks the keybindings data and logic into its own module to cut down on the code duplication that would be otherwise be needed to display the keybindings as part of the help flag. Additionally, doing so cleans up the help module considerably. - This also adds some minor character handling to ensure that user defined keybindings are displayed in a human readable format when set to special characters (i.e. ' ', '\n', and '\t').
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This PR refactors the keybindings logic into its own module while also adding special character handling, to make sure user defined keybindings (
' ','\n', and'\t') are displayed in a human readable format. But the main purpose of this PR is that it adds the relevant keybindings information into the help flag output (i.e.bluetui --help), closing #58.