Cmd/Ctrl+Z did nothing in normal use. The handler bailed out whenever the
event target was an input, which was meant to protect the field's own text
undo. But the add-task input is where focus usually sits: you click it to
add a task and stay there, and on macOS clicking a button doesn't move
focus. So the guard killed undo in the one situation it exists for, right
after deleting something.
It now defers to the field only when the field actually holds text. An
empty input has nothing to restore.
The decision moves to src/lib/shortcuts.js as a pure function, because the
inline version couldn't be tested. Shift+Cmd+Z means redo and no longer
triggers an undo.
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