Support Windows Alt codes in time entry notes#25
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Add Alt+Numpad character input support to the Time Entry note textarea. The modal now captures Alt-held numpad digits, decodes them on Alt release, and inserts the resulting character at the caret while preserving selection behavior. A new `windowsAltCodeInput` helper centralizes digit detection and Windows Alt-code decoding (CP437 for non-leading-zero input and Windows-1252 handling for leading-zero input).
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Add Alt+Numpad character input support to the Time Entry note textarea. The modal now captures Alt-held numpad digits, decodes them on Alt release, and inserts the resulting character at the caret while preserving selection behavior. A new
windowsAltCodeInputhelper centralizes digit detection and Windows Alt-code decoding (CP437 for non-leading-zero input and Windows-1252 handling for leading-zero input).