I didn't see anybody post this workaround yet, but on my systems, it's
possible to get the desired functionality, if you make the config change
using the command line. This bug is still relevant though, as its
impossible to make the same change using any of the GUI tools.

Pick one of the following commands. Just pick whichever method tickles
your inputs the most:

# Make the change with gsettings...
gsettings set org.gnome.shell.keybindings toggle-overview 
"['<Super>s','Super_R']"

# Or if you are using a more recent release, make the change using dconf write.
dconf write /org/gnome/shell/keybindings/toggle-overview 
"['<Super>s','Super_R']"

# Finally, if you prefer to use docnf load (good scripts making lots of 
changes):
dconf load -f /org/gnome/shell/ <<-EOF
[keybindings]
toggle-overview=['<Super>s', 'Super_R']
EOF

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