Server cannot be a recipient of it's own hotkey invoked keystrokes.

Describe the bug Similar issue to #838 However, using the wildcard * in keystroke(key[,screens]) or even the server only results in a useless hotkey, along with that keystroke being blocked from normal use on the server.

To Reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

Set a hotkey of any keystroke to point to the server, or use the wildcard for all screens.
Use the Hokey
Monitor for actions of the hotkey on both the server and the client(s) (if using wildcard).
Server machine does receive the keystroke, furthermore, if the keystroke combination had a purpose before the hotkey (OS level, other programs), that purpose no longer detects the keystroke either.

Expected behavior Using the example from #838: keystroke(Control+a,server) should be redundant, and have no noticeable effect. (Select-all continuing to work as intended) keystroke(Control+a,*) should send the keystroke to the client(s) (which it does) in addition to the keystroke being sent to the server, keeping the Select-all command functioning on the server computer (which it doesn't).

Screenshots

section: screens
    Cthulhu: #Client
        halfDuplexCapsLock = false
        halfDuplexNumLock = false
        halfDuplexScrollLock = false
        xtestIsXineramaUnaware = false
        preserveFocus = false
        switchCorners = none 
        switchCornerSize = 0
    Jabberwocky: #Server
        halfDuplexCapsLock = false
        halfDuplexNumLock = false
        halfDuplexScrollLock = false
        xtestIsXineramaUnaware = false
        preserveFocus = true
        switchCorners = none 
        switchCornerSize = 0
end

section: aliases
end

section: links
    Cthulhu:
        right = Jabberwocky
    Jabberwocky:
        left = Cthulhu
end

section: options
    heartbeat = 5000
    relativeMouseMoves = false
    screenSaverSync = false
    win32KeepForeground = false
    clipboardSharing = true
    switchCorners = none 
    switchCornerSize = 0
    keystroke(AudioPlay) = keystroke(AudioPlay,Cthulhu)
    keystroke(AudioNext) = keystroke(AudioNext,Cthulhu)
    keystroke(AudioPrev) = keystroke(AudioPrev,Cthulhu)
    keystroke(Control+a) = keystroke(Control+a,*) # Added for testing, keystroke does not appear to register on Jabberwocky
end

Desktop (please complete the following information):

OS: Windows 10 2004 on Server, and Windows 10 20H2 on Client
- Barrier version 2.3.3-release-3395cca9

Additional context

I haven't looked too far in finding why this is, but I assume it's due to the keystroke being sent by barrier triggering itself on the server.

debauchee / barrier

Server cannot be a recipient of it's own hotkey invoked keystrokes. #1020