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Review the use of the bell in various examples and documentation files #958

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The result of a read-through and review of documentation and example files, looking for instances of App.bell being used.

See #955.

davep added 14 commits October 19, 2022 14:21
Don't ping the terminal bell on every key-press. This might be okay on some
systems, on others (we're looking at you Windows) it's a wee bit
distracting.

See Textualize#955.
While in this part of the docs we do want to keep the bell (see key02), it
was an error in the code that it included this event in key01. Removing it
from here because adding this bit of code for key02 is a key (no pun) part
of the docs.
It doesn't appear to be referenced anywhere in the docs.
It doesn't appear to be referenced anywhere in the docs.
Not an issue with removing the bell, actually a pre-existing mistake in the
docs. The wrong file was being included.
Originally it was partially correct in that it did sound the bell, but it
also then exited the application and printed the details of the button --
the text didn't mention the latter aspect. This corrects that and removes
mention of the bell sound because we've now removed that.
@davep davep marked this pull request as ready for review October 19, 2022 14:38
@davep davep merged commit 76e9654 into Textualize:css Oct 19, 2022
@davep davep deleted the toll-free branch October 19, 2022 14:56
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