Default keymappings comments

[muniter]

Friendly opinions about the default keymaps, looking to provide a better out of the box experience.

"core.norg.qol.todo_items.todo.task_cycle"

Current: <C-space>
Recommended: <C-n> and <C-p>
Currently they are not mapped in normal mode, and they are widely recognized as used for
cycling completions. Another alternative is to override <C-x> and <C-a> only when on a
todo list item, which is the default in vim for incrementing and decrementing a number.

"core.norg.manoeuvre.item_{up,down}"

Current: n <M-j> and n <M-k>
Recommended: n [e and n ]e
This come from the widely used vim-unimpaired keymappings, to move a line up and down.
Also <M-j> and <M-k> are actually mentioned/recommended for switching windows under
:help terminal-input

""core.integrations.telescope.find_linkable""

Current: i <C-l>
Recommended: i <C-x><C-c>
<C-l> could be used by people to switch windows, but is also very comfy. I like <C-x><C-c>
the pattern it's known from :h ins-completion but free. It's not that hard to type in qwerty
since xc are neighbors.

"core.norg.qol.todo_items.todo.task_{done,undone,pending}"

Current: gtd gtu gtp
Recommended: <leader>td <leader>tu <leader>tp
It's easier to type, and although it has the same keystrokes leader is much more comfortable
than combining g with the other two letters.

"core.integrations.treesitter.{next,previous}.heading"

Current: sub-mode style mapping that remaps j and k
Recommended: [[ and ]]
This is built into vim, :help [[ refered as sections forward and :help ]] as sections
backward. This can be seen in for example vim-fugitive, a nice addition could be [] and ][
to move at the end of the sections/heading contesnts. Also I just entered this
traverse-heading submode and can't get out, send help :D

[max397574]

okay

I like the old task ones (cycle and gt...) also ig a lot of users have mappings for /

for moving lines I have some other ones which I use

the is an insert mode mapping so wincmds are no problem and I don't like using two <c-...> so I'd keep that one

also I like the jk because they're for the heading mode and they're the normal up/down mappings