perf: use builtin for key normalization #1935
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After #986, @zeertzjq added the
keytrans()function for translating byte rep of keys to key notation form in neovim/neovim@907fc8a. This can be used for normalization.This reduces running time of
prepare()from about 16ms to 6ms on my setup.btw I' curious about why
keymap.tmanually replaces<instead of usingnvim_replace_termcodes(f2f6dce).nvim_replace_termcodesis slightly faster.