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-`internal/tui`: key parsing and configurable keybindings now expose `ctrl+space` from raw NUL and Kitty/CSI-u `0u`, `32;5u`, `64;5u`, and `50;5u` forms, with `ctrl-space`/`ctrl-@`/`ctrl-2` and compact `cSpace`/`c@`/`c2` aliases available for user keymaps and scripts.
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-`internal/tui`: key parsing and configurable keybindings now expose Ctrl-backslash, Ctrl-], Ctrl-^/Ctrl-6, and Ctrl-_/Ctrl-/ from raw terminal control bytes and Kitty/CSI-u forms, with symbol, named, and compact aliases available for user keymaps and scripts.
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-`internal/tui`: key parsing and configurable keybindings now expose F1-F12 from common SS3, modified SS3, legacy Linux-console, tilde CSI, and modified CSI function-key sequences, with `f1`, `function-key-1`, and `fn1` style aliases available for user keymaps and scripts; navigation input also accepts explicit-default `CSI 1 A/B/C/D/H/F` forms while leaving counted cursor controls such as `CSI 2A` as unknown.
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-`internal/tui`: terminal key parsing now accepts modified SS3 application-cursor navigation sequences such as `ESC O 1;2A`, `ESC O 1;5D`, and `ESC O 1;16C`, mapping shift to the plain navigation surface and alt/meta/ctrl combinations to the existing word-motion key surfaces.
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-`internal/tui`: terminal ESC parsing now recognizes charset selection sequences such as `ESC ( B`, `ESC ) 0`, `ESC * B`, `ESC / A`, and `ESC % G` as structured charset actions and consumes them in visible-text parsing instead of surfacing them as unknown terminal output.
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-`internal/tui`: terminal ESC parsing now also recognizes ISO-2022 charset shift controls such as `ESC N`, `ESC n`, `ESC o`, `ESC |`, `ESC }`, and `ESC ~` as structured charset-shift actions and consumes them in visible-text parsing instead of surfacing them as unknown terminal output.
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-`internal/contracts`/`internal/session`: image content blocks now normalize source aliases such as `mediaType`/`mimeType`/`contentType` and `base64`/`payload`, including top-level image block fields, into canonical `ImageSource` values during transcript resume.
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