hanja: separate temporary search mode
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@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ Ctrl+S Korean Hangul
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Ctrl+T English passthrough
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Ctrl+V Vietnamese Telex compatibility mode
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Ctrl+E Emoji and symbol search
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Ctrl+H One-shot Hanja search (from Korean mode)
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Ctrl+H One-shot Hanja search
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Ctrl+P Toggle popup preedit
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```
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@@ -47,12 +47,13 @@ English aliases or the active language's input rules, including Japanese
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Ctrl+E → smile → Enter → 😀
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```
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Hanja search is available only from Korean mode and returns to Korean mode
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after one conversion. Press Ctrl+H, type exactly one Hangul syllable with
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the normal 2-beolsik Shift and Caps Lock behavior, then select with Up, Down,
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Tab, Enter, or `1`-`9`. Escape cancels the search; when there is no match,
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Enter commits the Hangul reading. It does not convert words or text already
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surrounding the cursor.
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Hanja search is temporary and returns to the active language after one
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conversion. Press Ctrl+H and type with that language's normal input rules,
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then select with Up, Down, Tab, Enter, or `1`-`9`. The bundled dictionary
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currently indexes exactly one modern Hangul syllable. Incomplete jamo,
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multiple syllables, and other languages therefore have no candidates; Enter
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commits the displayed reading unchanged. Escape cancels the search. It does
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not convert words or text already surrounding the cursor.
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## Build and test
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