Include the list of key bindings (shortcuts) in the documentation

[rchl]

Create a table of supported key bindings / commands in the documentation.

I've also added some missing commands to the sublime-commands file (and removed some that were not working anymore). I'm a bit uncertain if we want them or not there. It looks like maybe we didn't have commands that rely on cursor position there on purpose but then there were exceptions like Rename or Find References so maybe those were just overlooked.

There are also some changes to make naming more consistent across comments in key bindings and command names.

[rchl]

BTW. I'm still not too happy about the situation with shortcuts because both the Features section and the Customization section lists/mentions key shortcuts now (although the list added here is more complete). I think those should be consolidated although I'm not entirely convinced how.

Are keyboard shortcuts a "feature"? Keyboard shortcuts trigger features but is "features" section really a good place for them?

On the other hand, is someone who is looking for a list of shortcuts gonna think to look into Customization? He might be looking for existing shortcuts rather than thinking about customizing anything...

When thinking about those issues I'm trying to put myself in the boots of someone new who doesn't know anything about that package and the current situation doesn't feel ideal then.

EDIT: The solution to that might be to just have a separate section for keyboard shortcuts that would both list them and have some short info about customizing.

[rchl]

OK, refactored more by moving keyboard shortcuts into its own page and then updated the Features page to not list keyboard shortcuts anymore (but link to the shortcuts page instead)

[rchl]

This page should probably only have a high-level overview of the main features with screencasts. The existing content doesn't feel ideal here.

[thomaseizinger]

I recently adopted this package, coming from IntelliJ Rust and my primary quest was:

I want to reconfigure all the shortscut to be what I am used to.

What I found hard was to figure out, what sublime-lsp actually allows me to do. I didn't care much about existing shortcuts but a complete overview of what I can put into command, args and context to achieve a particular functionality would have been very helpful.

The table you added goes exactly into this direction, so thank you :)