Fixing YAML => KDL conversion with backslash hotkey. #1879
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Previously if the hotkey of backslash was used the yaml => kdl
conversion would create a KDL statement like so: `bind "\" {...}`.
That is incorrect kdl syntax since the backslash escapes the following
quote character. A way to get proper KDL is `bind r"\" {...}`. This
commit changes if the old HotKey is a backslash a properly creates KDL
syntax to address the backslash character.
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Previously if the hotkey of backslash was used the yaml => kdl conversion would create a KDL statement like so:
bind "\" {...}. That is incorrect kdl syntax since the backslash escapes the following quote character. A way to get proper KDL isbind r"\" {...}. This commit changes if the old HotKey is a backslash a properly creates KDL syntax to address the backslash character.This PR is meant to address : #1850