fix: change quit keybinding from 'q' to Ctrl+Q#37
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Prevents accidental quit when typing prompts containing 'q' in dev/invoke screens.
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Description
Changes the quit keybinding from q to Ctrl+Q across all screens to prevent accidental exits when typing prompts containing the letter 'q'.
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How have you tested the change?
Manually tested by typing prompts containing 'q' in dev and invoke screens - no longer exits unexpectedly.
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