Hide vim cursor(s) when in command mode #5695
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517e6d3 addressed multiple visible cursors with Vim bindings using the last focused editor, but modal editing introduced new states we didn't account for. These changes ensure the vim block is hidden entirely while in command mode.
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#5457 addressed multiple visible cursors with Vim bindings using the last focused editor, but modal editing #5614 introduced new states we didn't account for. This lead to awkward multiple cursors states based on where command mode was entered and exited.
This PR ensures vim block cursors are hidden entirely while in command mode, deferring to blue ring as the indicator of "selected". I find it much less distracting.
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