Documentation: Keyboard documentation

[choir241]

What does this PR do?

Adds Keyboard documentation to docs
Adds appropriate URL link for Keyboard QR code

Test Plan

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Related PRs and Issues

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Have you read the Contributing Guidelines on issues?

Yes

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[eldadfux]

Might be a good idea to title this Windows vs Linux vs macOS explain the differences and then share the table. Or we can even drop the table as I don't see much value in the Enter key description, our audience should be familiar with basics

[stnguyen90]

Please make sure to see Eldad's comments.

[eldadfux]

Getting closer.

1. Appwrite console should be consistently Appwrite Console as its the name of the product.

2. See if you can break the accessibility to 2 paragraph if make sense, its a bit too long for a single paragraph

3. We avoid using Appwrite users as users, unless very specific and rare cases, refer to them as Appwrite developers or just developers, depends on the context. We use users for users of our developers, more often we call them end-users

4. Something here doesn't work, we can rephrase it The Appwrite Console is optimized with the keyboard using shortcut keys, significantly enhancing the developer's efficiency without interruption from using the mouse. The console is not optimized with the keyboard its optimized for using with a keyboard.

5. This sentence doesn't make sense, also avoid explaining a concept by using a concept. Only in the Appwrite console can you use these keyboard shortcuts to access Appwrite's console

[eldadfux]

Suggested change

Only in the Appwrite console can you use these keyboard shortcuts to access Appwrite's console. Appwrite's keyboard shortcuts follow the following pattern: use the first letters from the call to action and the resource, product, service, or page.  For example, using the shortcut `G,` then `S` goes to storage, but the shortcut `G` then `E` is if you want to go to settings, because `G` then `S` is already taken, so the following letter of settings.

Only in the Appwrite console can you use these keyboard shortcuts to access Appwrite's console. Appwrite's keyboard shortcuts follow the following pattern: use the first letters from the call to action and the resource, product, service, or page you're targeting.  For example, using the shortcut `G,` then `S` goes to storage, but the shortcut `G` then `E` is if you want to go to settings, because `G` then `S` is already taken, so the following letter of settings will be used for this shortcut. This pattern is used to make usage of shortcuts consistent and predictable.

[stnguyen90]

I added some additional comments. Besides that, there are some previous comments that were not addressed yet. Please make sure to review them all, including the hidden ones.