"caps" in remaps keys doesn't work, but "CAPSLOCK" does

[Esensats]

This config:

local waywall = require("waywall")
local helpers = require("waywall.helpers")

local config = {
    input = {
        layout = "us",

		remaps = {
			["caps"] = "F3", -- notice "caps"
		},

        repeat_rate = 40,
        repeat_delay = 300,

        sensitivity = 1.0,
        confine_pointer = false,
    },
    theme = {
        background = "#303030ff",
    },
}

config.actions = {}

return config

doesn't work. The game crashes with the following logs at the end:

Wrapper command is:
waywall wrap --


Minecraft process ID: 60773


[  26131.975031] [WARN] [waywall/main.c:227] failed to set scheduler priority: Operation not permitted
[  26131.975100] [INFO] [waywall/util/sysinfo.c:89] ---- SYSTEM INFO
[  26131.975126] [INFO] [waywall/util/sysinfo.c:76] system:  Linux
[  26131.975135] [INFO] [waywall/util/sysinfo.c:77] release: 6.15.6-arch1-1
[  26131.975144] [INFO] [waywall/util/sysinfo.c:78] version: #1 SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC Thu, 10 Jul 2025 17:10:18 +0000
[  26131.975153] [INFO] [waywall/util/sysinfo.c:79] machine: x86_64
[  26131.975162] [INFO] [waywall/util/sysinfo.c:68] max files: 1024
[  26131.975223] [INFO] [waywall/util/sysinfo.c:56] inotify max queued events:  16384
[  26131.975232] [INFO] [waywall/util/sysinfo.c:57] inotify max user instances: 1024
[  26131.975241] [INFO] [waywall/util/sysinfo.c:58] inotify max user watches:   524288
[  26131.975250] [INFO] [waywall/util/sysinfo.c:84] libwayland version: 1.23.1
[  26131.975259] [INFO] [waywall/util/sysinfo.c:96] ---- END SYSTEM INFO
[  26131.975625]  [ERR] [waywall/config/config.c:341] unknown input 'caps' for remapping
[  26131.975636]  [ERR] [waywall/config/config.c:779] failed to load config table
Process exited with code 1.

But if you change "caps" to "capslock" the game launches successfully.

The table here https://github.com/tesselslate/waywall/blob/main/doc/03_lookup_tables.md made me think that "caps" would work.

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There may be other keys that I have not tested.

[tesselslate]

Key remapping uses the list of keycodes taken from linux/input-event-codes.h, which names the caps lock key as capslock. It would probably not be unreasonable to have some aliases for certain keys like capslock (as well as some others like escape, maybe) since that's already the case for modifiers and mouse buttons though.