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I noticed the hotkey save state didn't create a snapshot for the save states so I tweaked the State_write to save a snapshot.
I'm not 100% satisfied with this - the hotkeys vs menu save states seem to be treated quite differently in ways I don't totally understand (I'm pretty sure the hotkeys don't save disk information (txt_path) along with other differences). Due to this, I did not remove the menu item save state's txt_path and snapshot stuff. As a result, the snapshot is being created twice in this situation.
I'm also not crazy about the fact that hotkeys seem to always save to either save state 0 or to whatever was last interacted with in the menu. This behavior seems a little weird but I'm not sure what to do about it.