Axel Forsman

This is a special case of #1386.

Please try the patch in the referenced pull request.

Is it not better to get an error that the command does not exist rather than that the keybinding does not exist?

Caused by `delete-char`, which is used transitively, unconditionally calling `undo-auto-amalgamate`. Wow, that is a headache! Your workaround is fine but ```elisp (advice-add #'evil-join :after (lambda (&rest _) (undo-boundary))) ``` does...

Check out [FrostyX/evil-set-option](https://github.com/FrostyX/evil-set-option).

The `line` type is not right here - will that not make them operate on logical lines? Instead, could you try changing to the `screen-line` type?

In Emacs terminology a single logical line (terminated by a `\n`) can be soft-wrapped as several visual lines.[^1] [^1]: https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/emacs/Visual-Line-Mode.html

I am unable to reproduce using `make emacs` with GNU Emacs 29.3 in terminal.

Yes, compile `hotfuzz-module.so` and put it in the directory and then run `./runbench` (which just launces Emacs with some arguments). There are some instructions in the README.

I worked around this by defining `XXH_NO_INLINE_HINTS` in debug builds.