If input notation can be localized at some point in the future, as I think
it should, then the first character of a move will not necessary be a
ASCII letter (A-Z) or number.
You mean it can be a code >127?
Then we shouldonly exclude the keys we want to use for binding.
'.' could be an unlucky choice, however: besies poppig up the move type-in,
a key hit when the board has focus now also pops up the ICS input box in
ICS mode.
And ICS commands can very frequently start with '.' (= tell to same).
I think we should use a single key, but better not '.'
How about <Enter>? This has no binding, and is unshifted in any language.
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