add vs code - custom keyboard shortcuts

README.md

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 ### VS Code
 
 - [`[Command]` - Copy GitHub permalink to code snippet](vscode/command-copy-github-permalink-to-code-snippet.md)
+- [Custom keyboard shortcuts](vscode/custom-keyboard-shortcuts.md)
 - [`[Extension]` - Code Spell Checker](vscode/extension-code-spell-checker.md)
 - [`[Extension]` - Git Graph is awesome!](vscode/extension-git-graph-is-awesome.md)
 - [`[Extension]` - GitLens is a must](vscode/extension-gitlens-is-a-must.md)

vscode/custom-keyboard-shortcuts.md

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+# Custom keyboard shortcuts
+
+It's super quick and easy to customize keyboard shortcuts in VS Code. It can be as quick as 10 seconds!
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+- Open the Command Palette with <kbd>Cmd</kbd> + <kbd>Shift</kbd> + <kbd>P</kbd>
+- Type the name of the command you're interested in.
+- Click the gear-shaped icon that appears when you hover over the command you're interested in. This will open a <kbd>Keyboard Shortcuts</kbd> tab.
+- Click the pencil or <kbd>+</kbd> button on the left of the command.
+- Press the keyboard shortcut you want to assign. VS Code will tell you if there's already another command with that shortcut.
+- Press <kbd>Enter</kbd>
+- Profit
+
+PS. VS Code allows crazy chorded shortcuts that basically combine 2 shortcuts into 1. I won't go into it because I don't personally use them, but there's loads of info in their [docs](https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/getstarted/keybindings). Note that developers also use the term `keybindings`, but that can also mean an entire set of keyboard shortcuts rather than just one individual shortcut. I use the `Keyboard Shortcuts` because everybody recognizes it and VS Code uses it too.