Added a strict option: If strict is enabled, setting an option like shift to false now requires the key not to be pressed instead of simply being ignored.
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I'm not sure if this is the best solution. While it keeps backwards compatibility and doesn't break any behavior, it has the downside of not covering all situations that would be possible with e.g. an enum.
With this implementation, either all or no settings are strict. This means it is not possible to require shift not to be pressed whilst not caring if alt is pressed or not.
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strictoption: Ifstrictis enabled, setting an option likeshifttofalsenow requires the key not to be pressed instead of simply being ignored.Additional information
I'm not sure if this is the best solution. While it keeps backwards compatibility and doesn't break any behavior, it has the downside of not covering all situations that would be possible with e.g. an enum.
With this implementation, either all or no settings are strict. This means it is not possible to require
shiftnot to be pressed whilst not caring ifaltis pressed or not.Addressing #101