An `ALT+key` centric wezterm config

Wezterm gives you a cross-platform terminal and multiplexer with tmux like capabilities that works on linux, mac and windows.

This wezterm config is organized around the ALT+key where key is one of the following:

General actions:

wezterm action (command palette)
show debug layer
insert unicode character (e.g. insert an emoji)

Managing panes:

vertical split or alternavtively -
horizontal split or \
h j k l for moving between splits (add SHIFT for resizing instead)
x closes current pane, use quit to close without asking
next and previous pane
swap pane
rotate panes clockwise (add CTRL for counter clockwise)
zoom in/out pane

Inside a pane:

find text
copy mode

Quickly open commonly used programs in split pane with ALT+key or CTRL+ALT+key for a vertical split pane:

open nvim and edit visible area and entire scrollback of the active pane
open lazygit in split pane
open broot in split pane
open todos in split pane
open monitoring (bottom) in split pane

Workspaces

Workspace related bindings are under ALT+SHIFT+key:

Add a new workspace,
go to Default workspace,
go to open Workspace
new Session: creates a workspace from existing project under ~/src
Next and Previous workspace

Window

Window related bindings are under ALT+SHIFT+key:

Always on Top
Always on Bottom

There is more than just this, but the above is what you might need most of the time.