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* feat(shortcuts): add browser-style Cmd+[ / Cmd+] history navigation Wire Mod+[ (back) and Mod+] (forward) to the shared navigation history so users can move through their in-app history like a browser, on both web and desktop. The bindings are added as configurable navigation actions in the existing keyboard-shortcut registry, so they surface in Settings and can be rebound or disabled. They do not fire while focus is inside an input, textarea, or contenteditable. The navigation adapter gains an optional forward() (web -> router.forward, desktop -> tab-store goForward); back() already existed. GlobalShortcuts maps the two new actions to navigation.back() / navigation.forward?.(). Refs #1727 * fix(shortcuts): route desktop Cmd+[ / ] through the registry, not the tab-history hook useNavigationInputBindings (#6667) already binds Cmd/Ctrl+[ and +], and this PR also registers them as goBack/goForward in packages/core/shortcuts (driven by <GlobalShortcuts>). DesktopShell mounts both, so a single bracket press navigated twice — hidden below a history depth of 3 by stepHistory's clamp. Drop the [ / ] branches from useNavigationInputBindings (keeping Cmd/Ctrl+arrows and the mouse side buttons); both surfaces now take the rebindable brackets from the shared registry. Addresses review feedback on #1727. * docs(navigation): correct the forward() optionality rationale The dedicated issue window was cited as an adapter whose missing forward() makes the chord a no-op, which reads as if the history shortcuts reach that window. They do not: issue-window.tsx never mounts <GlobalShortcuts>, so goBack/goForward are not wired there at all. Its adapter does step back with navigate(-1) and genuinely has no forward counterpart, so the optionality is still right — state that as a contract property rather than a live no-op path. Co-authored-by: multica-agent <[email protected]> --------- Co-authored-by: Bohan-J <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: multica-agent <[email protected]>