Add basic intelliJ commands on macOS#20
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Add some basic intelliJ commands on macOS. Works only iff corresponding shortcuts are set. Contains following command types:
I also added a command "(low) append". With this voice command, you can say some input text, which will trigger "pressKey" character-by-character. By this, you can navigate the completion pop-up or project tool window the same way, as with the keyboard.