EDIT Command
Early versions of Bravo featured a peculiar bug in which the command "EDIT" in command-mode would irreversibly replace all text with a "T". The "e" was interpreted to select everything. The "d" would delete everything selected. The "i" would switch back to input-mode with the "t" appearing as the only text. Only one action could be undone, so only the insertion of the t could be reversed.
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