[VT-103] Improved navigation commands

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Nemo Inis on 2014-10-03T00:49:56Z says:

{ and } (previous/next paragraph in vi) could move to previous/next task in list but when in an annotation, { would move back to top of current task.

( and ) (previous/next sentence in vi) could move to previous/next annotation in task, if any, otherwise act like {}

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Created: 2014-10-03T00:49:56Z
Modified: 2014-10-04T22:52:29Z

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Scott Kostyshak on 2014-10-03T05:24:50Z says:

I like the idea for {}. Can you explain how ( and ) would be different from and ?

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Nemo Inis on 2014-10-04T22:46:44Z says:

Difference between {} and () and /:

• if a task has zero or one annotation, {} and () are equivalent.
• if a task has 2 or more annotations: ')' moves to the next annotation down whereas '}' moves to the next task '(' moves to the previous annotation up whereas '{' moves to the previous task
• of course on the last annotation of a task, ')' behaves like '}' and on the first annotation of a task '(' behaves like '{'

I use VIT for project management so typical tasks have several long annotations, so () differs from / in that it skips several lines if necessary to get to the next annotation.