Clarify evilified rules
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@ -663,11 +663,14 @@ All other keys work as intended by the underlying mode.
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Shadowed keys are moved according to the pattern: =a= → =A= → =C-a= → =C-A=
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For example, if the mode binds a function to =n=, that is found under =C-n= in
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evilified state, while anything originally bound to =k= will be on =K=.
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evilified state, since both =n= and =N= are reserved, but =C-n= is not. On the
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other hand, anything originally bound to =k= will be found on =K=, since =k= is
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reserved but =K= is not. If there is a binding on =K=, that will be moved to
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=C-k=.
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In addition to this, =C-g=, being an important escape key in Emacs, is skipped.
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So anything bound to =g= originally will be found on =C-G=, since =g=, =G= and
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=C-g= are reserved.
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=C-g= are all reserved.
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** States
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=Spacemacs= has 10 states:
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