Add ⌘K / Ctrl+K keyboard shortcut indicator to search bar#7
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update on the KBD shortcut from Care UI. 
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What
Added a visual keyboard shortcut badge inside the search bar that displays ⌘ K on Mac and Ctrl K on Windows/Linux, indicating the shortcut to open the command palette.
Why
The search bar already supported the ⌘K / Ctrl+K shortcut via a keyboard listener, but there was no visual indication — users had no way to discover it. This follows common UI patterns seen in VS Code, GitHub, Linear, and other modern apps.
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