I think you need to call the base class.
He is, right?
Oh, sorry, he is 
I found that calling this will work:
ModuleWidget::onHoverKey(e);
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ah, right, you were not calling the immediate base class. It’s always been a broken thing about c++ that it’s so error prone.
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Revisiting this thread because now the keyboard shortcuts I created aren’t working in Rack v2. To be clear it’s only the ones dealing arrow keys, they are overridden by Rack’s shortcuts.