Feature Request: Support Shift-F10 to invoke right-click context menu

Apologies if this is a duplicate. I searched and couldn't find an existing issue.

Unfortunately, macOS doesn't natively support invoking the right-click context menu from the keyboard as is possible with the menu keyboard button or SHIFT-F10 on Windows and Linux. The solution associated with the accessibility feature to invoke CTRL-5(number pad) is insufficient because it opens the context menu where the mouse pointer is, not where the text cursor is.

However, third party applications such as Eclipse and IntelliJ on macOS do support this feature with custom application code. Eclipse implemented such functionality in this bugzilla: https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=219305

This feature request covers adding this functionality to MacVim via the SHIFT-F10 keyboard combination. To be clear, the behaviour is to open the context menu at the keyboard arrow key cursor location, as opposed to the mouse cursor location. For example, this means when moving a keyboard cursor over a misspelled word, the context menu will display with, among other things, suggested spelling corrections for that word, irrespective of where the mouse pointer happens to be.

L’issue ne mentionne aucun fichier source, test ou point d’entrée. Commencez par localiser la gestion de Shift-F10 par MacVim et son invocation existante du menu contextuel, puis suivez la manière dont l’emplacement du curseur clavier est déterminé. Le travail est terminé lorsque Shift-F10 ouvre le menu contextuel à l’emplacement du curseur clavier plutôt qu’à celui du pointeur de la souris, y compris pour les mots mal orthographiés.