Citation Picker for Zotero 0.2.1 stops the extension from claiming Ctrl+Shift+Z, which is Redo on Windows and Linux (#43).
- Remove the default Ctrl+Shift+Z keybinding from Open in Zotero. Redo behaves normally again on Windows and Linux.
- Reach Open in Zotero and Open PDF from the editor context menu; both remain in the Command Palette.
- Remaining keybindings are Alt+Shift+Z for the citation picker and Ctrl+Alt+Shift+Z for PDF lookup. Neither collides with Redo.
No citation, connection, or PDF behavior changed from 0.2.0; the shipped dist/extension.js differs only by the manifest change.
Validation: 65 regression tests including two that assert the manifest never binds Redo and that Open in Zotero stays reachable, plus typecheck, lint, formatting, and a zero-advisory dependency audit. Packaged editor tests passed on Windows, macOS, and Linux across minimum VS Code 1.84.2 and current stable. Successful CI.
The published Marketplace VSIX was verified after download: version 0.2.1, no ctrl+shift+z binding, and both context-menu commands present.
VSIX SHA-256: cdf64ddbc5b3a64896ce050ec647c7d7ea0440b6baa30c1309b9a19ce839e828. Its dist/extension.js is byte-identical to the Marketplace copy (SHA-256 54999cc228bc8c33932e1e166dffd75767304ddc92b3ebaacae50eeda1b74011); the two packages differ only in a development-only scripts.package string in the manifest.