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fix: keep counted word deletions within the current line

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Word deletion reused cross-line word motion destinations. Constrain token traversal and boundary fallbacks to each caret’s current row while preserving cross-line navigation.
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Valdemar Høgsvig Lorenzen
2026-10-13 17:30:00 +02:00
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@@ -105,7 +105,7 @@ System clipboard publication must succeed before any deletion. Failure preserves
`r<char>` replaces one grapheme per caret and stays in Normal; `s` cuts one grapheme and enters Insert. Counts select that many graphemes, clamped to the current line. Combining sequences and ZWJ emoji are never split. Replacement accepts a printable character or Tab literally; Escape or other non-character input cancels it without editing. Empty-line replacement is a no-op; substitution can still enter Insert. `s` and replacement typing form one undo group.
`dw` / `db` cut characterwise spans from each caret to the forward/backward word-start boundary, using the same Unicode word boundaries as `w` / `b`. Counts repeat the boundary motion; backward spans exclude the original caret character. These are dedicated actions, not arbitrary operator–motion grammar. Suffix, substitution, and word cuts share the configured clipboard's failure-before-edit protection; all native edits support undo and dot repeat.
`dw` / `db` cut characterwise spans from each caret to the forward/backward word-start boundary, using the same Unicode word boundaries as `w` / `b`, but confined to that caret's current logical line. Counts repeat the boundary motion, stopping at the line end/start without deleting its newline or touching neighboring lines; ordinary `w` / `b` navigation still crosses lines. Backward spans exclude the original caret character. Empty spans do not edit text. These are dedicated actions, not arbitrary operator–motion grammar. Suffix, substitution, and word cuts share the configured clipboard's failure-before-edit protection; all native edits support undo and dot repeat.
## Selections and multi-caret editing