Does vim provide a placeholder key mapping construct, i.e. one that cannot be invoked from the keyboard?
Something like
nnoremap <cannot_be_pressed>[KEY] [STOCK_MAPPING]
It's probably not clear why I'm asking. I was trying to add ]c [c mappings for non-diff files without stepping on the existing diff mapping. Most approaches I tried ran into various issues with global mapping conflicts. The solution that worked for me was to map the stock behavior to a function key (which I don't use) and set up a function where I could execute normal one or the other. This is not bad (and can be extended) but it seems like there ought to be a behavior something like <Plug> or <Sid> for this situation.
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