feat: Add text mode for showing alphanumeric keys as text#437
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Context: I had to demo a vim session but seeing the alphanumeric keys as keycaps is very unintuitive.
This PR adds a text mode, in which, the text is shown as - text, not keycaps.
Also, it changes the default behaviour of
/key, which was treated as?in normal mode and/in shift mode, while in reality it is mostly opposite.(ignore the low quality video - happened as artifact while converting mp4 to gif)

Since the feature was unasked, feel free to reject the PR.
And if you like the idea, I would request to add a proper "Vim mode" which renders all commands as vim renders shortcuts.