After adding a line with "o" (on an indented line with "autoindent" on)
then (while being in INSERT mode) using "^O" to enter a NORMAL mode command
the cursor jumps back to the beginning of the line (erasing the indent),
and will not return to the starting position after immediately pressing ESC
(i.e. "o^O<ESC>").
This behavior is not observed, if - indenting to the same cursor position -
the same keys are pressed (i.e. "<white_space>+^O<ESC>"). In this case the
cursor's position is unchanged.
Is this behavior intended?
Intended or not, it makes writing code difficult, as you have to know how
you got here ("o" vs. indenting) i.e. the behavior is different.
mode() shows "i" in both cases.
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