Allow searching nearby history when using Ctrl+R / Reverse Search

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Describe the solution you'd like?

Basically, I would like to be able to find a command using Ctrl+R, then find nearby commands that were entered before or after it.

Maybe it's already possible, in which case please tell me how - I'm relatively new so I haven't figured out how to translate all my normal workflows yet.

Desired behavior:
- Ctrl+R to trigger reverse search
- Search for a command, navigate with arrow keys, hit Enter to select it
- Press up and down arrow keys to navigate the commands that were entered before and after it

Currently this is possible on a regular terminal by using Ctrl+R, typing in a string, and pressing the arrow keys directly.

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

I often use Ctrl+R when I want to remember was I was doing a few hours before, or yesterday, and that involves looking at a series of commands entered together. But I'll usually only remember a couple keywords that I use as my "anchor" point to get me to the approximate time period I want, and then I use the arrow keys to scrub through my command history.

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How important is this feature to you?

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Warp Internal (ignore) - linear-label:770f6576-d6c0-4e4f-a259-fc64b5156087

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The issue names no files or tests. Start at Warp's Ctrl+R/reverse-search entry point and trace how selecting a history item handles arrow keys. Done means reverse search can select a command and then use the up and down arrows to navigate nearby history entries.