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Introduce a GlobalShortcut class in the Treeland input module to manage application-wide keyboard shortcuts mapping QActions to key sequences.

New Features:

Add GlobalShortcut class with methods to set, retrieve, check, and remove shortcuts for QActions.

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Include globalshortcut.h and globalshortcut.cpp in the CMakeLists for the input module.

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Reviewer's Guide

This PR adds a new GlobalShortcut component (with public and private classes) for managing QAction-to-key-sequence mappings using the d-pointer pattern, and updates the build configuration to include these new source files.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Introduced GlobalShortcut component to manage application-wide keyboard shortcuts	Added GlobalShortcut and GlobalShortcutPrivate classes using Q_DECLARE_PRIVATE/Q_DECLARE_PUBLIC Implemented setShortcut, shortcut, hasShortcut and removeAllShortcuts API methods Stored QAction-to-QKeySequence mappings in a QHash Initialized private data in the constructor via an init stub	`src/input/globalshortcut.h` `src/input/globalshortcut.cpp`
Updated CMakeLists to include new shortcut source files	Added globalshortcut.h and globalshortcut.cpp to the qt_add_qml_module sources list	`src/CMakeLists.txt`

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