"cw" and "bw" now behave more like vim in very specific conditions. "cw"
and "bw" should now work as they do in vim when the cursor is on the
start of a paragraph before these commands are implemented.
Next-word (w) will now reach the next word when it involves moving the cursor down a line and that line starts with whitespace. It will now also skip over lines that only contain whitespace (like vim).
This fixes many problems that back word was having when using the
gotoPreviousWord function. Back word will now not get stuck when the
current line starts with whitespace. It will also now not skip over some
of the words that start on the beginning of the line. It will stop going
back when it hits an empty line like in vim. It will also skip over
lines that only have whitespace (just like vim).
Before this "b" would skip the cursor over the line above it if the line was empty. It also used to skip over the previous word if that word was 1 character and was on the line above the cursor.
This allows "b" to move the cursor back a word even when the line starts with whitespace. Before this "b" would get stuck on whitespace if it was at the beginning of the line.
"e" can now go to the next line when there are only whitespace characters on the current line. Before this the cursor would get stuck, not moving no matter how many times you press "e" when the current line only had whitespace characters.
"e" will now work how it does in vim. Pressing "e" moves the cursor to the end of the current word. If already at the end of the word then it moves the cursor to the end of the next word.
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