Explain which key is META on common platforms#735
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A few lines above this we wrapped META in <kbd> tags. I guess we should do that here too.
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Since almost nobody has an actual old-school Meta (◆) key on their keyboard these days, let's save everyone the cross-referencing trip and explain what
metaKeyrefers to in practice in the modern day.Sources: