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Add note about timeouts in surround guide #140

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I was pretty confused why va" was working fine, but va( was not. Turns out I was just too slow typing that parens. Adding a note to spare other slow typists the same confusion.
Also, it would be great if the b alias for ( worked too. I believe this is enabled by default (at least it is in neovim). This lets commands such vab behave as va(.

I was pretty confused why `va"` was working fine, but `va(` was not. Turns out I was just too slow typing that parens. Adding a note to spare other slow typists the same confusion.
Also, it would be great if the `b` alias for `(` worked too. I believe this is enabled by default (at least it is in neovim). This lets commands such `vab` behave as `va(`.
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It's a good notice for others to avoid timeouts, especially, some people may set the key timeout too small without further inspect. : )

@jeffreytse jeffreytse self-assigned this Nov 16, 2021
@jeffreytse jeffreytse added the documentation Improvements or additions to documentation label Nov 16, 2021
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For the b to select surround by boundary, please create a feature issue, I will work on it when I am free. Thank you!

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