Add some emacs movement keys #857
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This adds some common Emacs movement keys. Since Emacs mode is also the default for most shells the keys should be familiar to a lot of people. I kept accidentally adding
fs andbs to the search buffer when trying to jump around ...I also added an exception for a clippy lint caused by the additional match branches. It's not ideal but I'm not sure breaking up the function would be better.