Add settings to enable double duty Esc and to disable Shift-Esc override in Command mode
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esctoleave-current-mode#101. When this option is enabled, pressing Esc in secession moves from vim Insert/Visual modes → vim Normal mode → Jupyter Command mode. As with vim, Esc and Ctrl-[ are treated as being synonymous, so they're controlled by the same setting. I am proposing to enabling this by default, since I don't see any downsides.Shift-Escblocks browser shortcut even when plugin is disabled #111.Comments are welcome.