Fix hotkeys not working with modifiers (Shift/Ctrl/Alt) (MainForm.cs)

[Player6653]

Hi! I noticed that the hotkey didn't work if I accidentally pressed Shift or Ctrl. I rewrote the binding logic to use a Wildcard approach. Now the hotkey works regardless of other pressed keys.

[Player6653]

Thank you so much for such a cool program, I've been using it for 3 years now!

[Anc813]

@Player6653
Thank you so much for the contribution and your kind words! It's great to hear you've been using MicMute for so long.

I totally understand the issue you are solving here. It is indeed frustrating when a hotkey fails just because a modifier key (like Shift or Ctrl) is being held down, especially during gaming.

However, I have a concern about making this "Wildcard" behavior the default for everyone:

The Issue:
If a user binds a standard letter key (e.g., M) to mute the microphone, your implementation will automatically bind Shift + M, Ctrl + M, etc.
This would mean the user can no longer type a capital "M" or use standard shortcuts like Ctrl + M in other apps without triggering the mute function (and potentially blocking the key input depending on the library hooks).

This logic is very useful for F-keys (F1-F12) or specific gaming setups, but risky for general use.