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The third format is sxhkd's, the hotkey daemon users of tiling window managers
on X11 bind keys with. `sxhkd::parse` reads a hotkey line and the indented
command below it, with comments and continued lines, X keysyms (XF86 media keys
included) and the modifiers sxhkd shares with KDE.
Braces are expanded while reading, in the hotkey and the command together:
`{a,b}`, ranges such as `1-9`, `_` for nothing and `\{` for a literal brace,
with every combination of several pairs, the last changing fastest. A chord
chain (`super + w ; h`) is one binding with two combos, and a chain that stays
open after its last chord (`super + r : {h,l}`) is a mode named after its
prefix, entered by the prefix and left with Escape. `@` makes a release binding.
The diagnostics say what differs from sxhkd: a wrong key does not end a chain
(only Escape and the chord timeout do), a release binding fires on the first
key-up of any key of its combo, `~` does not pass the key on, and the modifiers
KDE has no equivalent for, mouse buttons and keypad keys are left out.
`parse` now picks the reader by format, and the corpus test reads every fixture
with it: the files of each case, in all three formats, read into the same
keymap.