fix: merge.toggleActiveConflict as shortcuts
#225320
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When Merge Editor's actions are assigned to keyboard like this:
[ { "key": "ctrl+g a", "command": "merge.toggleActiveConflictInput1", "when": "isMergeEditor" }, { "key": "ctrl+g b", "command": "merge.toggleActiveConflictInput2", "when": "isMergeEditor" }, { "key": "ctrl+g ctrl+a", "command": "merge.acceptAllInput1", "when": "isMergeEditor" }, { "key": "ctrl+g ctrl+b", "command": "merge.acceptAllInput2", "when": "isMergeEditor" }, ]Any of such action changes the state of the merged editor so diff range becomes locked, i.e. even if a cursor is moved to another diff range the actions target the locked one. If focus is changed the merge editor returns to a normal state. This behavior is only reproducible if all the actions are performed with keyboard because mouse clicking and calling the actions from the command pallette changes the focus and everything works correctly.
Fixes #225319
merge-editor-fix-after.webm