The word-editing key setting now explains readline versus classic word boundaries.
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The description for the prompt's word-editing key setting now spells out what Alt+F, Alt+D and Ctrl+Y do in readline mode, where a word is letters and digits only, versus the default classic mode, which uses Unicode word segmentation so foo_bar and 3.14 each count as one word.
- Classic remains the default.
- New Unicode character-class patterns were added alongside for default-ignorable characters, emoji, Han, Indic and Arabic scripts, and line separators.
the word keys use Unicode word segmentation, so foo_bar and 3.14 are one word
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