Move readkey to a separate module

docs/stdlib/frequent.md

@@ -29,26 +29,6 @@ Moves the cursor to the next line.
 Available for: all computer targets.  
 Uses ROM routines, so requires the appropriate ROM to be enabled if applicable.
 
-#### `byte readkey()`
-
-Waits for and reads a single keypress.
-
-The returning values may vary between platforms:
-
-* letters may be uppercase or lowercase
-
-* modifier keys may be applied or ignored
-
-Available for:
-Commodore 64 (requires KERNAL),
-Commodore 16 or Plus/4 (requires KERNAL),
-Commodore 128 (requires KERNAL),
-VIC 20 (requires KERNAL),
-Atari,
-Amstrad CPC,
-ZX Spectrum,
-NEC PC-88.
-
 #### `pointer readline()`
 
 Reads a line from the console and returns a pointer to a null-terminated string.

docs/stdlib/other.md

@@ -1,5 +1,34 @@
 [< back to index](../index.md)
 
+## keyboard
+
+The `keyboard` module provides support for reading keypresses from the keyboard.
+Not supported on all targets.
+
+#### `byte readkey()`
+
+Waits for and reads a single keypress.
+
+The returning values may vary between platforms:
+
+* letters may be uppercase or lowercase
+
+* modifier keys may be applied or ignored
+
+Available for:
+Commodore 64 (requires KERNAL),
+Commodore 16 or Plus/4 (requires KERNAL),
+Commodore 128 (requires KERNAL),
+VIC 20 (requires KERNAL),
+Atari,
+Amstrad CPC,
+ZX Spectrum,
+NEC PC-88.
+
+#### `const byte KEY_ENTER`
+
+Key code for the Enter/Return key. Usually 13, but not always.
+
 ## err
 
 #### `enum error_number`