Supporting xterm-bracketed-paste

Hello everyone,

Only recently I got to learn about 'xterm-bracketed-paste' when all of a sudden CMD-V-ing had stopped working on my Mac, and while I found a solution that worked with my setup [0], I am still not 100% sure the solution I found is the correct one -- so here I am asking.

Question: is it expected that users create insert-mode mappings to support bracketed-paste?  Or, once enabled, proper-pasting should just work out of the box?  Because it looks like everything it's working fine when pasting in normal mode, but when in insert mode, the result is a mess (i.e. insert-mode mappings are executed, and autoindent screws indentation).

Example: say you had the following copied in the OS clipboard:

function foo() {

  while (true) {

    console.log('infinite!');

  }

}

And you started vim with: `vim -u NONE -c 'inoremap { {}'`; in normal mode, you press CMD-V and end up with the following buffer:

function foo() {

  while (true) {

    console.log('infinite!');

  }

}

~

Enter now insert mode, press CMD-V, and your buffer would look like the following (imaps and autoindent messed with the pasted content):

function foo() {

  while (true) {

    console.log('infinite!');

  }

}

function foo() {} 

  while (true) {} 

      console.log('infinite!');

        }

        }

~

Thanks,

Matteo

[0] https://github.com/ryanpcmcquen/fix-vim-pasting

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