Does GNOME have built-in key remapping?

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Keyboard shortcutsCtrl+Insert (copy) and Shift+Insert (paste) work pretty consistently on the Linux desktop: even on Emacs and terminal emulators. Even better, the actual <copy>/<paste> keycodes do too, and GTK and QT recently added support for them.

So mapping Super+C/V to those would give a near-universal copy/paste. Does GNOME have any built-in way to do keycode translation like this?

I’m on an immutable distro, so would rather not pull in keyd or kmonad if GNOME already handles it somehow.

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