Test: Command navigation improvements

[Tyriar]

Refs: #46561 #145241, #145240

• macOS @bpasero
• linux @brettcannon
• windows @misolori

Complexity: 3

Authors: @Tyriar, @meganrogge

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Command navigation in the terminal allows navigating between commands. Historically this has only been bound by default on mac but got new keybindings on Windows and Linux.

Please test the following:

• Command navigation works as expected with cmd+up/down (mac) or ctrl+up/down (linux/windows). It should move the terminal's viewport to show the command in question about 25% down the viewport, of just highlight it if the command is already in the viewport.
• An outline shows briefly as expected when using command navigation.
• Ctrl/cmd+shift+up/down should select content from the previous anchor point
• Test the feature with shell integration enabled and disabled, both should work but results should be better when it's enabled.

[bpasero]

Pretty cool 👍

[bpasero]

@Tyriar is there an issue for accessibility already? It looks like when I test this with voice over on, I do not really get meaningful output.

[Tyriar]

@bpasero there isn't, there's another feature called navigation mode that uses the same keybindings if a screen reader is enabled which scrolls a single line at a time. I should double check that they still work actually.

[Tyriar]

@bpasero it works still, just a minor style issue #145725