fix(mobile): support iOS Shift quick keys (v0.5.3) - #227
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fix(mobile): support iOS Shift quick keys (v0.5.3) (gbasin#227)
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Summary
Release 0.5.3 with iOS software-keyboard Shift support for arrow, Tab, and Enter quick keys. Shift+Enter sends Ctrl+J so tmux preserves a newline in Codex and Claude drafts. Remove the redundant Shift+Tab quick key and keep the terminal focused when tapping arrows.
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Merging triggers the existing tag, binary, npm, and Homebrew release workflows for v0.5.3.