Here is a small example to illustrate the issue:
echo 123456789 | vim - +":omap a0 :<C-U>execute 'norm 0v'.v:count1.'lh'<CR>"
This invocation puts the string "123456789" into a new buffer and creates an
operator-pending mapping `a0` that selects the first characters of the current
line for the pending operator.
Executing `3da0` deletes the first three characters of the line, leaving us
with the following buffer contents:
456789
Repeating that last command with `.` should now delete the first three
characters again, leading to this:
expected: 789
Instead the count seems to be reset to 1, leading to this:
obtained: 56789
For comparison: Repeating `3x` with `.` deletes another three characters,
instead of just one. This seems inconsistent.
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