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Exploring a which-key like plugin for OpenCode while working on integrating the new OpenTUI keymap as sole key/cmd handling engine. OpenTUI keymap is extremely extensible by plugins and will enable a proper vim plugin with motions. Will follow up with details on the keymap.

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