• OS: macOS 12
• Focus Version: 0.1.6

Describe the bug
On macOS the keymap combinations assume US QWERTY is the keyboard layout.

Example 1
To Reproduce with AZERTY layout
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go to 'System Preferences -> Keyboard -> Input Sources'
2. Click on '+'
3. In the search field type 'French'
4. Click ABC - AZERTY
5. Click Add
6. Click ABC - AZERTY
7. Open Focus
8. Press Command-N (note the 'N' key is in the same place on both the AZERTY and QWERTY layouts)
9. Type "testing"
10. Press Command-Z (note the 'Z' key on the AZERTY layout is in the location of the 'W' key on the QWERTY layout, and vice-versa)

Expected behavior
The typing of the word 'testing' to be undone.

Actuall behaviour
The file is closed

Example 2
To Reproduce with Dvorak layout
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. With a US keyboard layout
2. Open Focus
3. Press Command-Shift-P
4. Type 'Open Global Config'
5. Press 'Return'
6. Move the cursor to the beginning of the 'allow file extensions' list (which begins with ".jai .c .cpp"
7. Type ".plist "
8. Go to 'System Preferences -> Keyboard -> Input Sources'
9. Click on '+'
10. In the search field type 'dvorak'
11. Click Dvorak
12. Click Add
13. Click Dvorak
14. Go back to Focus
15. Press Command-Z (note the 'Z' key on the Dvorak layout is in the location of the '/' key looking at a QWERTY layout)

Expected behavior
The typing of the word ".plist " to be undone.

Actuall behaviour
The 'Toggle Code Comment' command is issued, adding a "# " to the beginning of the line.