> Thanks for the report. I don't see this happening during bracketed paste,
> since the whole point of that is not to invoke editing commands, but the
> other places look good.
If a bound macro that uses bracketed paste is invoked during keyboard
macro definition, we want to avoid the bracketed paste text ending up
in the keyboard macro definition:
echo '"A": "\e[200~B\e[201~"' > $TMPDIR/irc
PS1='$ ' HISTFILE= INPUTRC=$TMPDIR/irc \
bash --norc -in <<< $'\cX(A\cX)\n\exprint-last-kbd-macro'
$ B
$
A\e[200~B\e[201~
