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Multiple cursors plugin for vim/neovim

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Referencing this line: https://github.com/mg979/vim-visual-multi/blob/724bd53adfbaf32e129b001658b45d4c5c29ca1a/autoload/vm/ecmds2.vim#L94 It assumes that "S" is the visual mode mapping for surrounding, would it be possible to get a configuration option like `let VM_VSurroundKey`?

**Describe the issue:** Suppose I have a table where every cell is a VM region. I now want to unite some adjacent regions. I couldn't find how to do it...

Hi, For example. When the cursor is over the `b` character on the ` bar = 2;` line . How to adding cursors vertically on same indent? `number + `...

**Describe the issue:** When I use multiple cursors and move around or make changes, some backslash characters appear, I'm not sure why. Please see the GIF. **Steps to reproduce** ![multi](https://github.com/mg979/vim-visual-multi/assets/9159316/2a5b8118-8414-47c1-823a-e1e5fc136183)...

Sorry for using lua but i thought I could do this: ```lua local map = vim.keymap.set map("x", "I", "(VM-Visual-Cursors)I", { remap = true }) map("x", "A", "(VM-Visual-Cursors)A", { remap =...

Thank you for your efforts. My environment is - Windows 10 - Nvim v0.9.4 1. First question) I saw about default mappings like this >Default mappings are `permanent`, that is,...

Inserting letters in multi cursor mode is normal, but inserting Enter will result in an error; The terryma/vim-multiple-cursors plugin is normal;

**Describe the issue:** when a highlight is set for `CurSearch` it isn't cleared with the other `Search` highlights. This results in the following situation when moving the visual selection: ![image](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/bca0354d-4a4a-4050-8cb1-9df6abc9195f)...

**Describe the issue:** motions doesn't effect multi cursors in normal mode. They only work on the current single one I have tried `\\space` and it seems to do nothing. Why...

I am more accustomed to mapping `$` and `^` to `-` and `=`, respectively. When setting key mappings, by specifying the mode as `OPERATOR`, it allows them to work well...