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Add shortcuts for enable/disable tiling - #1816
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Summary
Adds enable-tiling and disable-tiling keyboard shortcuts for explicit tiling control. Both shortcuts are idempotent (no-op if already in the desired state).
Closes #1815
Motivation
The existing toggle-tiling shortcut is harder to use with external tools like FlashSpace. Explicit enable/disable shortcuts allow scripts to reliably control tiling state without tracking the current toggle state.
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I don't know Swift, so I implemented those changes with AI. However, I read all of the code and tested the changes in a local development build. If anything is amiss, please let me know, and I'm happy to make changes.