As an power user I want to be able to skip the bridge in order to make the edits on Wikidata directly.

Problem:
We are overwriting the usual browser behavior for the bridge edit links so the bridge opens even with special keys ((ctrl, shift, ...)) + link click. We should not do this and obey the browser's setting. By default this would be open the Wikidata Item in a new tab or window.

BDD
GIVEN a Bridge-enabled edit link
WHEN shift-clicking or ctrl-clicking the edit link
THEN the Item opens in a new window or tab respectively

Acceptance criteria:

• shift-clicking and ctrl-clicking on a bridge-enabled edit link opens the Item in a new tab/window (or other behaviour depending on the user's browser setting)
• the Item that is opened is the one that contains the statements the edit link is for

Oriniginal report
Special keys (ctrl, shift, ...), when pressed during a link click, can customize the behavior (e.g. opening a link in a new browser tab) of the browser. This can be controlled on a user level.

We should probably not react to clicks on bridge links - in our custom fashion (i.e. bridge overlay) - if, at the time of the click, such notorious keys were pressed. Instead the native browser behavior (what ever that is) should take place.

@Lydia_Pintscher @Charlie_WMDE agree?