Describe the bug
When in zen mode it's not possible to exit zen mode with the "esc, esc" sequence that you would normally use, when you're inside of a file. This only happens when you have the vim mode enabled. When it's disabled I can do the sequence whether or not I'm inside a file or an extension or other settings tab.

To circumvent this while in vim enabled mode, one must be in a non-file tab and press the "esc, esc" sequence to get out of zen mode.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Enable vim mode
2. Do the "control+k, z" keybinding to get into zen mode
3. Select a file tab (e.g. logs.txt) and try to "esc, esc" to get out of zen mode.
4. See that nothing happens.
5. Switch to a setting tab, e.g. the vim extension.
6. Try "esc, esc"
7. See that it properly gets you out of zen mode

Expected behavior
I expect "esc, esc" to be recognized as a way to exit zen mode, even if I'm currently selected onto a file tab.

Screenshots
I can provide screenshots if helpful. But it seems pretty self-explanatory and lack of action when pressing the sequence, makes it hard to screenshot.

Environment (please complete the following information):

• Extension (VsCodeVim) version: 1.32.4
• VSCode version: 1.115.0
• OS: Ubuntu 24.04.1 LTS