Steps to reproduce the bug:
1. execute the commands
set langnoremap
nnoremap / ?
set langmap=ç/,é/,a/
2. using a keyboard layout with character `ç`, `é`, `a`, try using them in
Normal mode.
The result: the key `a` is mapped to `?` and the keys `ç` and `é` are mapped to
`/`.
Thank you.
Alexey.
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