Terminal: Add keybinding: something like moveCursorLeft, moveCursorRight

[Sopharizer]

Description of the new feature/enhancement

Ctrl+F/X/N/P etc. work in the wt by default (like emacs keybindings). However, Ctrl+B didn't work, and there is no property which can set keybindings for cursor moving.

Proposed technical implementation details (optional)

I'm not sure this feature can easily be implemented, for example, by modifying AppKeyBindingsSerialization.cpp, but I think there's many users familiar with emacs keybindings (including me).

[DHowett-MSFT]

Cursor movement is the responsibility of the shell you are using. If that shell is PowerShell, use the PSReadline options to set up those motions. If you’re using bash, configure your inputrc. If you’re using zsh, use bindkey. If you’re using cmd, we aren’t going to add those bindings (sorry.)

[Sopharizer]

I'm using zsh(wsl).
Executing bindkey command, The output was
......
"^B" backward-char
......
and Ctrl+B still didn't work. Ctrl+B did work if I use FluentTerminal as a terminal emulator, so I thought wt could be responsible for that.

[9at8]

@Sopharizer I was able to achieve this by setting PSReadline edit mode option and saving that to a configuration file.