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komorebi users keep their bindings to komorebic in the file of a hotkey daemon: an skhdrc on macOS, a whkdrc on Windows, an sxhkdrc on X11. On KDE Plasma the program that runs a command on a key is KDE's global shortcut daemon, so the bindings have to be read and turned into shortcuts. This adds `komorebi-hotkeys`, a crate of its own that does not depend on the daemon, with the model all three formats are read into: a `Keymap` of modes of bindings, each a chord, an edge and a body (a command, a mode switch, or one action per application), and `Diagnostic`s with spans. A key is a Qt key code with the modifier flags or'ed in, which is what kglobalacceld stores, so the same key is the same value whatever file named it. `qt::key_to_qt` knows the three vocabularies: skhd's literals and macOS keycodes, whkd's virtual key names and sxhkd's X keysyms, including the XF86 media keys. `Combo` applies the shifted symbol rule measured on KWin 6.8.1 (Alt+Shift+1 arrives as Alt+!), and its fields are private so that no combo skips it; a `compile_fail` example proves it. Positions are read as on a US layout. The fixture corpus writes each case in every format that can express it; the parsers are written against it. The flake's source filter keeps the fixtures, so that the nix checks can read them.