feat(keyboard): add overlay enable toggle - #58
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Summary (#56)
Adds a persisted keyboard overlay enable toggle so users can disable keycap rendering while keeping independent mouse visualizers available. The toggle lives in the Keyboard settings General section, disables dependent keyboard overlay controls when off, and clears visible keycap groups immediately when disabled.
Tests
tuist generatexcodebuild test -project Keyty.xcodeproj -scheme Keyty -destination 'platform=macOS'Run project commands from
Apps/Keyty.UI Changes
Keyboard settings now show an Enabled toggle in the General section, and dependent keyboard overlay controls are disabled when the overlay is off:
Documentation
Release Notes
Users can disable the keyboard overlay while continuing to use mouse visualizers.