Add IME fallback and blocked exclusion keys#4868
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Description
Adds two features to improve Vimium's keyboard handling:
Non-Latin IME support: When a non-Latin IME is active (Korean, Japanese, etc.), Vimium automatically falls back to
event.code(physical key position) so commands work regardless of active input method, while preserving Latin layouts like French.Blocked keys in exclusion rules: Adds a
blockedKeysfield — the inverse ofpassKeys. Suppresses specified keys so the website never receives them, allowing users to block conflicting website shortcuts (e.g. YouTube'sf) per-site.Please review the "Which pull requests get merged?" section in
CONTRIBUTING.md.