fix: add triggers for other modes in marks and register plugin #116
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NeoVim has a keybinding for `<C-r>` in command-line mode, as seen in https://neovim.io/doc/user/vimindex.html. It'd be useful to see it when shown during `:WhichKey '' c`.
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Summary
NeoVim has a keybinding for
<C-r>in command-line mode, as seen in vim index.It would be useful to see it shown when running
:WhichKey '' c:This is what I see when I run
:WhichKey '' cafter adding the new trigger:By similar logic, additional triggers were added for marks.
Notes
The additional keybinding information seen in the screenshots were added my vim configuration.