Comment #3 on issue 308 by [email protected]: Command-line expression
mapping inserts tab literally
https://code.google.com/p/vim/issues/detail?id=308
I agree with Christian's answer. Yes, macros include mappings and
abbreviations (think of them as more persistent special cases).
The reason for the 'wildcharm` option is that usually you want literal
insertion of <Tab>, as the completion heavily depends on current context
(i.e. the matches are erratic), so it's unwise to rely on completion in a
macro.
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