fix(default): prioritize neotree/treemacs sidebar bindings over dirvish#8787
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Move the (:when (modulep! :emacs dired +dirvish)) block ahead of the neotree and treemacs blocks for the SPC o sidebar bindings. Since later map! definitions override earlier ones for the same key, placing dirvish first lets the neotree/treemacs 'p'/'P' bindings take precedence when those modules are enabled alongside dirvish. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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I think most people prefer to use Treemacs or Neotree over Dirvish Side if they explicitly have it enabled in their config since these keybindings are the primary entry-points for those packages.