vimode: Enable '.' to also repeat last inserted text #1102
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Currently, '.' only repeats the last command inserted in the command mode and doesn't repeat text inserted in the (just exited) insert mode which vim does. Since we already support commands like 10iwrite_text_to_be_repeated_10_times<esc> we can reuse the code also for the '.' command.
This should be more than enough for manually inserted text and a reasonable amount for pasted text.
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Currently, '.' only repeats the last command inserted in the command mode
and doesn't repeat text inserted in the (just exited) insert mode which
vim does.
Since we already support commands like
10iwrite_text_to_be_repeated_10_times
we can reuse the code also for the '.' command.
Fixes #1011