Vim: FEATURE REQUEST:Second navigation: A setting option for remapping 'hjkl'(←↓↑→) to 'jkil'(←↓↑→)

[yunlongYoung]

The problem
I have used vim for 3 years, but until now aways get wrong to use 'j' & 'k', I often will stop for a while to think about whick key is up/down, is that 'j' or 'k'? sometimes I will press 'j' & 'k'to try it out.

I thought that because from begining, the designer of vi take 'i' as 'input' for it's easy to remember. So designer use 'hjkl' to handle (←↓↑→) . But it's not conforming our intuition very much.

The solution
Add a option for use 'jkil' to substitute 'hjkl', for its shape like direction keys on keyboard(←↓↑→).

   i              ↑
j  k  l        ←  ↓  →

And complete swap function of 'h' and 'i'('H' and 'I', 'i(', 'ib', 'iw' etc.).

Alternatives
Allow us to config 'MoveInsideCharacterModeKeyBinding' in setting.json.

Additional context
Fisrt I just use keymapping in setting.json, just like:
"vim.normalModeKeyBindingsNonRecursive": [
{ "before": [ "h" ], "after": [ "i", ] },
{ "before": [ "H" ], "after": [ "I", ] },
{ "before": [ "j" ], "after": [ "h", ] },
{ "before": [ "J" ], "after": [ "H", ] },
{ "before": [ "k" ], "after": [ "j", ] },
{ "before": [ "K" ], "after": [ "J", ] },
{ "before": [ "i" ], "after": [ "k", ] },
{ "before": [ "I" ], "after": [ "K", ] },
]
But I soon found that when I use 'c2l' or 'cib', I can not config that in setting.json. So It comes to a chaos.
The reason for use 'jkil' and not to use 'hjuk' to handle (←↓↑→) is that we often put our fingers on 'jkl' but not no 'hjk' when we doing nothing.

[sql-koala]

Hi, the feature we need for this, is operator mode maps. See #3086

[J-Fields]

Yeah, @sqlkoala's absolutely right - closing as a duplicate of #3086