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Fixes #78

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  • Mapped up and down arrow key scancodes (0x48 and 0x50) in US and IT keyboard layouts to keyboard.KeyUp and keyboard.KeyDown.
  • Implemented arrow key history navigation in shell (FeedRune):
    • Up arrow recalls older commands from history buffer and redraws line buffer to the terminal.
    • Down arrow navigates back towards newer commands and restores in-progress line drafts.
    • Preserves backspace editing on recalled commands.
    • Resets navigation offset on command submission (\n).
  • Added comprehensive unit tests in shell_test.go and layout_test.go verifying history traversal, draft preservation, and scancode lookups.

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  • New Features

    • Added Up and Down arrow-key support for US and Italian keyboard layouts.
    • Added shell command-history navigation using the arrow keys.
    • Preserves an in-progress command while browsing history and restores it when navigating back.
    • Allows recalled commands to be edited before execution.
  • Tests

    • Added coverage for arrow-key mappings and shell history navigation behavior.

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  • keyboard/keyboard.go
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The keyboard package defines arrow-key constants. US and Italian layouts map arrow scan codes to those constants. The shell adds command-history navigation, draft preservation, line replacement, and tests for navigation and editing.

Changes: Keyboard History Navigation

Layer / File(s) Summary
Arrow-key constants and layout mappings
keyboard/keyboard.go, keyboard/layout/us.go, keyboard/layout/it.go, keyboard/layout/layout_test.go, keyboard/keyboard_test.go
The keyboard package defines KeyUp and KeyDown. US and Italian layouts map scan codes 0x48 and 0x50 to these values. Tests verify the mappings and constant values.
History navigation state and line loading
shell/shell.go
The shell tracks the history offset and saved draft. It adds helpers to reset history, clear the current line, and load history entries or the saved draft.
Arrow-key handling and validation
shell/shell.go, shell/shell_test.go
FeedRune handles upward and downward navigation and resets navigation after Enter. Tests cover traversal, empty history, draft restoration, and editing recalled commands.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Change: Feature · Severity of issue fixed: Low

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sequenceDiagram
  participant KeyboardLayout
  participant shell.FeedRune
  participant HistoryBuffer
  participant LineBuffer
  KeyboardLayout->>shell.FeedRune: KeyUp or KeyDown
  shell.FeedRune->>HistoryBuffer: select history entry
  HistoryBuffer-->>shell.FeedRune: entry or saved draft
  shell.FeedRune->>LineBuffer: replace current line
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Title check ✅ Passed The title clearly identifies the primary change: shell command history navigation and line editing. It is concise and related to the full changeset.
Linked Issues check ✅ Passed The PR meets the coding requirements in [#78]. It adds up and down key constants and maps the keys for US and Italian layouts. shell.FeedRune supports history navigation, draft restoration, editing …
Out of Scope Changes check ✅ Passed The changed files stay within [#78]. Keyboard constants, layout mappings, shell history state, rendering helpers, and unit tests directly support command history navigation and basic line editing. No …
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In `@keyboard/keyboard.go`:
- Around line 18-21: Update the keyboard package tests to add direct assertions
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// historyCount tracks the total number of items currently stored (max 32)
historyCount int
// historyPos is the navigation offset from newest command (-1 means editing current new line)
historyPos int = -1

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Hi @Cid-oe can you check just this comment ? After that, I can merge the PR

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Not ready to merge. I reproduced a conflict in shell/shell_test.go against current main. The new layout entries also map bare 0x48 and 0x50 to history navigation. The IRQ path does not track the 0xE0 prefix, so numeric keypad 8/2 can trigger history when their scancodes arrive without that prefix. Please distinguish extended arrows from bare keypad keys and add a QEMU keyboard smoke test for navigation and restoring the draft. The current unit tests inject decoded runes and bare scancodes.

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