fix(which-key): config option modes has been deprecated
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This is a follow-up fix for which-key's v3 rewrite. It simply restores the behaviors to match v2's default, so there shouldn't be any explicit changes. (Now the user can use which-key in visual/selection mode without the annoying box that distracts attention, which is superb 🥳) Signed-off-by: Jint-lzxy <[email protected]>
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This is a follow-up fix for which-key's v3 rewrite. It simply restores the behaviors to match v2's default, so there shouldn't be any explicit changes. (Now the user can use which-key in visual/selection mode without the annoying box that distracts attention, which is superb 🥳) Signed-off-by: Jint-lzxy <[email protected]>
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This is a follow-up fix for which-key's v3 rewrite. It simply restores the behaviors to match v2's default, so there shouldn't be any explicit changes.
(Now the user can use which-key in visual/selection mode without the annoying box that distracts attention, which is superb 🥳)