Added default run all keybind #361

[mkou-i]

For #361:

• Customer suggested command/control + A + R
• VSCODE doesn't accept modifer + multiple keys. Tested locally, and it showed as 'unknown'. Documentation / editor allows for key chords. Settled on CTRL + a

[mkou-i]

Liam, Control/Command + A + R would be invalid. There are limitations to how many 'keys' can be used in one sequence.

Changed it to a key chord -> "ctrl+r a". This would stray a bit away from the other key bindings.

[SanjulaGanepola]

@mkou-i The problem with ctrl+r a / cmd+r a is that when the user first hits ctrl+r to start the key cord, it will prevent the standard ctrl+r shortcut from running which is most commonly used to run a given SQL statement. You can even see in the status bar it will just wait:

I suggest switching over to ctrl+a ctrl+r / cmd+a cmd+r which just means the user needs to press all 3 keys at the same time (which I assume is what you were looking for).

[SanjulaGanepola]

@mkou-i Ok so turns out that won't work either as hitting ctrl+a will also end up waiting for the next key. How about ctrl+alt+a / cmd+alt+a

[mkou-i]

Tested ctrl+alt+a locally and it works fine only saw a conflict with a different plugin for cobol.

[SanjulaGanepola]

Looks like the COBOL keyboard shortcut is set to be usable in a COBOL file which is good so no conflict here. Thanks for the contribution

[SanjulaGanepola]

@mkou-i Okay so it turns out that I completely missed that there is in fact already a keyboard shortcut for Run all statements: ctrl+shift+a. Apologies for not noticing this earlier. I will go ahead and close this PR.