Sort of. You can see which script last mapped a given key sequence with `:verbose map`. For instance, if you want to find out where the `ys` mapping from surround.vim was last set, you could do
:verbose map ys
which for me, prints:
n yss <Plug>Yssurround
Last set from ~/dotfiles/.vim/plugin/surround.vim
n ys <Plug>Ysurround
Last set from ~/dotfiles/.vim/plugin/surround.vim
So if some other script is remapping that sequence, you should see it
there.
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