Description of the new feature/enhancement

Windows Terminal supports automatic detection of hyperlinks and allows you to open the hyperlink using your mouse (specifically ctrl+clicking the link). I've realized that there's no way to do this using only the keyboard.

Once mark mode lands, the solution is a little better, but still far from perfect and on par. The user would be able to navigate to the text with the hyperlink, create a selection that encompasses it, copy the URL, then manually open it in their preferred web browser.

What if we could make this a nicer experience? Consider this...

1. enter mark mode
2. tab (or shift+tab) to navigate to these hyperlinks
3. when you've navigated to the hyperlink, a selection is created that encompasses the relevant hyperlink.
4. enter can be used to invoke the hyperlink directly

Some corner cases...

• what if enter is bound to an action (like "copy")? --> prefer the action
• what if we add more bookmark-like things like "prompt position" or user-configured bookmarks --> might as well navigate to them too? I'm thinking these can be tab stops.