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Fixes #3106
Related to #2838
Discussion in #2363

This breaks fixterms encodings for these specific keys so that shells and other programs that rely on the legacy encoding for these keys will work by default.

This only does this for macOS because for whatever reason during the large beta period, only macOS users found this as lacking.

If users want to restore fixterms behaviors, they can rebind these keys as unbind.

Fixes #3106
Related to #2838
Discussion in #2363

This breaks fixterms encodings for these specific keys so that shells
and other programs that rely on the legacy encoding for these keys will
work by default.

This only does this for macOS because for whatever reason during the
large beta period, only macOS users found this as lacking.

If users want to restore fixterms behaviors, they can rebind these keys
as `unbind`.
@mitchellh mitchellh merged commit c8d72ab into main Dec 25, 2024
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Add "natural text editing" keybinds as defaults on macOS
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