Change default "Toggle heading" keyboard shortcuts so they don't override VS Code standard shortcuts for fold/unfold.

[Balfa]

Proposal

Vanilla VS Code comes with the following default keyboard shortcuts:
Ctrl+Shift+[: Fold (collapse) region
Ctrl+Shift+]: Unfold (uncollapse) region
See https://code.visualstudio.com/shortcuts/keyboard-shortcuts-windows.pdf

This plugin adds its own default keyboard shortcuts that override these.
Ctrl+Shift+[: Toggle heading (uplevel)
Ctrl+Shift+]: Toggle heading (downlevel)

This plugin should use different default shortcuts so as not to override the existing vanilla VS Code behavior.

Other information

[yzhang-gh]

Thanks for the information.

That is interesting. These keybindings were introduced in the very beginning of this extension, which dates back to about 7 years ago (when VS Code didn't ever support folding 😂).

To be fair, I agree that the fold/unfold commands are useful and we would better not override them. But given that this is only for Markdown and personally I am so used to them (for toggling headings), I would keep them for now and would suggest that you custom these keybindings via VS Code's settings.

[Balfa]

That is interesting. These keybindings were introduced in the very beginning of this extension, which dates back to about 7 years ago (when VS Code didn't ever support folding 😂).

Yeah, I figured that was probably the situation!

To be fair, I agree that the fold/unfold commands are useful and we would better not override them. But given that this is only for Markdown and personally I am so used to them (for toggling headings), I would keep them for now and would suggest that you custom these keybindings via VS Code's settings.

oh god okay just tell me what to use, though! I hate coming up with my own keybindings 😬

[yzhang-gh]

Maybe you can try ctrl (+ shift) + < and >? Not sure whether they are still available as we are running out of keybindings nowadays.