Function execute_hotkey_action 

pub async fn execute_hotkey_action<R: Runtime>(
    app: &AppHandle<R>,
    scheduler: &Scheduler,
    action: HotkeyAction,
)

Run the action a hotkey is bound to, going through the same scheduler entry points the CLI/IPC use so the two paths stay in lockstep. Pause and resume mirror the IPC handler’s pause-state writes; trigger/skip and the profile cycle reuse the shared command helpers.

In the real build this is called from apply_hotkeys’s shortcut handler; under cfg(test) that shim is a no-op, so the only callers are the mod execute tests — which are skipped on Windows (the mock-app rig isn’t compiled there). Allow dead_code in exactly that build so -D warnings doesn’t fail the Windows test compile.