chore(awesomerc): use the group attribute to reduce boilerplate code

[cnjhb]

The last group for awful.key used to be layout, but setting it to tag works just fine, since it modifies the layout of the selected tag. It’s actually still related to the tag.

[codecov]

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✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests.
✅ Project coverage is 90.49%. Comparing base (4960086) to head (de5e225).
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[actionless]

setting it to tag works just fine, since it modifies the layout of the selected tag. It’s actually still related to the tag.

no, there are more hotkeys which do other layout-related stuff, so that looks not logical assigning one of them randomly to another group

[cnjhb]

setting it to tag works just fine, since it modifies the layout of the selected tag. It’s actually still related to the tag.

no, there are more hotkeys which do other layout-related stuff, so that looks not logical assigning one of them randomly to another group

It's been changed back now.

[actionless]

now your change conflicts with this docstring

[Aire-One]

I don't get why this one moved (?)

Also, our pattern is to move toward named parameter as much as possible, so having a function style now is like going backward.