Innability to rebind global keybindings

[ilovehans10]

Describe the bug

I have so far tested this in 3 different keybinding contexts, but when the keybinding menu is opened with "?" and I use = to add a global keybinding to Pan up/Pan down it will say "There are already local keybindings defined for this action, please remove them first."

This behavior seems extremely undesirable as in order to add a global keybind for Pan up (which I want to do) I would have to find every single context that had a local keybind and clear them out first.

Steps To Reproduce

1. Use "New Game" > "Play Now" to get into a game.
2. Open a menu like AIM or the inventory or mutations.
3. Open the keybindings menu with "?".
4. Try to add a global keybinding certain keybinds like "Pan up" or "Pan Down".
5. Remove the keybind as the hint suggests.
6. Try to add the global keybinding again just to find out you'd have to hunt far and wide to remove all local binds before you can apply a global bind.

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Versions and configuration

• OS: Linux
  • OS Version: LSB Version: n/a; Distributor ID: ManjaroLinux; Description: Manjaro Linux; Release: 25.0.0; Codename: Zetar;
• Game Version: 3b69095 [64-bit]
• Graphics Version: Tiles
• LAPI Version:
• Save File Version: V1
• Game Language: []
• Mods loaded: [
  Bright Nights [bn],
  UDP Redux [udp_redux],
  Aftershock [aftershock],
  C.R.I.T. Expansion [crt_expansion],
  Magical Nights [MagicalNights],
  Monster Girls Mutations [MonsterGirls],
  Pride Flags for BN [pride_flags],
  No Acid Zombies [No_Acid_Zombies],
  No Explosive Zombies [No_Explosive_Zombies],
  No Wasps [No_Wasps],
  Disable NPC Needs [no_npc_food],
  Simplified Nutrition [novitamins],
  Limit Fungal Growth [limit_fungal_growth],
  Prevent Zombie Revivication [no_reviving_zombies],
  Manual Bionic Installation [manualbionicinstall],
  Old Mutations [Old_Mutations],
  Stats Through Kills [stats_through_kills],
  Stats Through Skills [StatsThroughSkills],
  No Rail Stations [No_Rail_Stations]
  ]

Additional context

No response