fix: tie Shift to the sticky mod in AltGr-Shift bind, fixes #66#68
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Currently, when using the AltGr-Shift bind, the AltGr mod is sticky while the Shift mod isn’t, as the one-shot Shift gets consumed by the mod-morph but not prolonged for the entire duration of the new sticky key.
This PR fixes this issue by switching things around. The mod-morph now fully consumes the Shift key without applying it to the binding, but the sticky AltGr is now a real sticky AltGr Shift.