But why would you do that?
Press enter only where it makes sense.
It's just like with other tools, you can cut your finger with knife, but that doesn't make knives less useful.
If I can do it only when it makes sense, I would default to "don't do it". So what's the point of binding it to oh-so-convenient shortcut key, when I have to think about when I can do it? What's the different from using terminal or Makefile to run it then?
You can't do it only for very specific cases.
And even `File.rm("something")` usually works because if you are removing something, you have code for creating it too, and can quickly test both with command+enter, instead of opening whole application and trying to invoke that through your gui or something.