Limit Alt-R to Emacs mode#1340
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Since Alt-R is implemented as the sequence Esc R, and since vi mode has other uses for Esc, limit the Alt-R binding to Emacs mode. Testing shows that Control-R is available in vi bindings, whether or not that is a good thing, so it is left unmodified.
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Since Alt-R is implemented as the sequence Esc R, and since vi mode has other uses for Esc, limit the Alt-R binding to Emacs mode.
Testing shows that Control-R is available in vi bindings, whether or not that is a good thing, so it is left unmodified.
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changelog.md.AUTHORSfile (or it's already there).uv run ruff check && uv run ruff formatto lint and format the code.