feat: add action keybinding info over tooltip

[dalthviz]

Closes #216
Related to napari/napari#7133

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[tlambert03]

with this pattern, is there any way for someone to opt out of this behavior? For example, if they wish to set their own tooltip (sans suffix). What do you think about simply calling self.setToolTip with the text and the shortcut suffix in __init__ (and then later calls to setToolTip() would override it). ... or some other method that makes it opt-out-able

[dalthviz]

Oh I see, maybe I overdid a little bit here trying to implement a way to always show the keybinding 😅 Will simplify things then 👍

Also, regardless of the simplification. could it make sense to add over the Action definition a field like the one for CommandRule definition for the icon visibility?

app-model/src/app_model/types/_command_rule.py

Lines 61 to 65 in 4afa6f6

	icon_visible_in_menu: bool = Field(
	True,
	description="Whether to show the icon in menus (for backends that support it). "
	"If `False`, only the title will be shown. By default, `True`.",
	)

So something like keybinding_visible_in_tooltip and make its default value False?

[tlambert03]

i think i'd prefer not to have that sort of "view-specific" setting in the model itself.

[DragaDoncila]

@tlambert03 I think your comments have been addressed if you wouldn't mind taking another look at this PR?

[tlambert03]

thanks!