Keymap editor

Please have a look at 3ds Max' hotkey editor to improve upon Blender's. This specifically refers to the editor being able to 'read' the hotkeys that are typed into the key-binding section, rather than manually inputting them. Moreover, commands are listed alphabetically with their associated hotkey and where they reside in the UI, rather than starting from the UI. This way, commands can more easily be filtered according to the interface location they belong to so you won't have to expand a bunch of dropdowns to, for instance, find commands associated to sculpting.

Finally, I would prefer to have a clear naming convention for all commands: having 10+ brush select entries does not help human reading. Instead, if it were to state: 'Clay strips brush', 'Smooth brush', 'Pose brush', etc, it would. Similarly, you would have 'Select all', 'Deselect all' and 'Select all toggle' to ensure each listing is concise and clear. By listing all commands available to keymapping, users will more easily find the commands they are looking for. Python tooltips as command input should be an addition, rather than the default behaviour.