[agent] one shortcut registry: derive the legend and runtime bindings from keymap.ts

[tyler-dane]

Goal / finish line

Every keyboard binding is declared once in packages/web/src/shortcuts/keymap.ts (or a sibling table); shortcuts.registry.ts rows derive their keycaps from it instead of hardcoding keys: [...], and the 12 raw addEventListener("keydown") sites outside packages/web/src/shortcuts/ either move onto useAppShortcut or keep an entry in KEYDOWN_LISTENER_ALLOWLIST with a reason.

Acceptance

• A test asserts every registry row's keycaps come from the keymap (no literal keys: arrays for bindings the runtime owns).
• KEYDOWN_LISTENER_ALLOWLIST in check-agent-constraints.ts shrinks; entries that remain have reasons.
• The ? legend and the runtime cannot disagree: changing a binding in one place changes both.

Context

Today a binding can live in keymap.ts (12 entries), be hardcoded in shortcuts.registry.ts (62 rows, ~50 not derived), sit inline at one of 52 useAppShortcut() calls, or in a raw keydown listener. The legend silently disagrees with runtime for the hardcoded rows.

Package scope

web

Verify commands

bun test:web
bun run test:e2e

Approval boundary

allow

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