Keyboard-Based Node Reordering for List Layouts

I’d love to see a more efficient way to reorder nodes in mindmaps using keyboard shortcuts—especially for list or structured layouts where dragging nodes becomes tedious.

🔧 Suggested Functionality:

• Activate Move Mode:
  Select one or more nodes, then hold down a multi-key shortcut (e.g., Cmd + Ctrl, Alt + Ctrl, etc.) to enter a special “move mode.”
• While holding the shortcut:
  • Use arrow keys to physically move the selected node(s) in the pressed direction — up, down, left, or right — regardless of layout type.
    (Currently, arrow keys only change selection — this feature would allow actual repositioning of nodes.)
  • Or, use the mouse freely to scroll around the map. Still holding the shortcut, you could then click another node to define a destination point.
  • Release the shortcut and the selected node(s) would be inserted relative to that target (above, below, beside, etc depending on layout).
• The nodes remain selected for further adjustments if needed.
• Re-hold the shortcut at any time whilst still selected to fine-tune position using arrow keys again.

➕ Additional Notes:

• Supports multi-node selections via Cmd/Alt + click.
• Preserves relative order of multiple selected nodes.
• Prioritizes direct, literal movement based on arrow key input — no need to "interpret" layout types.

✨ Why this matters:

Dragging nodes can be slow and frustrating — especially when rearranging items in a list or moving multiple nodes to a new location. This kind of keyboard-driven movement system would:

• Greatly speed up reordering,
• Reduce friction for power users,
• And allow for much more fluid mindmap creation.