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Document ZPM3 Cmd Line Keys, Issue #533

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When Jon Saxton fixed some ZPM3 bugs, he also made some minor changes to the command line editing key bindings.  These changes have been better documented.

Thanks and credit to @jduraes for reporting this.
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@@ -2796,6 +2796,39 @@ The CP/M 3 `DEVICE` command is used to manipulate the device mappings.
I believe it was done this way to make it easier for users to
transition from CP/M 3 to ZPM3.
- The command line editing key bindings were slightly modified by
Jon Saxton when he applied a few ZPM3 fixes. This is explained
in the file zpm3fix.txt in the distribution folder Source/ZPM3.
The current key bindings are from the "New" column below.
| **Old** | **New** | **Function** |
|---------|---------|-------------------------------------------|
| ^A | ^A | one word left |
| ^B | ^B | to beginning/end of line |
| ^C | ^C | reboot if at start of line |
| ^D | ^D | right one char |
| ^E | ^E | get previous line |
| ^F | ^F | right one word |
| ^G | ^G | delete char at cursor |
| ^H | ^H | destructive backspace |
| ^I | ^I | (TAB) ignored here |
| ^J | ^J | (LF) exit editor |
| ^K | ^K | delete all to the right |
| ^L | ^L | ignored |
| ^M | ^M | (CR) exit editor |
| ^N | ^N | ignored |
| ^O | ^O | ignored |
| ^P | ^P | toggle printer echoing |
| ^Q | ^Q | toggle autoprompt (if enabled) |
| ^R | ^R | ignored |
| ^S | ^S | left one char |
| ^T | ^T | delete word at cursor |
| ^U | ^U | add line to history |
| ^V | ^V | clear line, delete from history |
| ^W | ^X | get next line from history |
| ^X | ^W | delete all to the left |
| ^Y | ^Y | clear line |
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