[fish] Leading characters: don't strip ., expand ~/
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Fix the removal of the leading dot character from the query, when <Ctrl-T> was pressed and the current command line token started with a dot. It was also removed when <Alt-C> was pressed and the directory didn't exist under the current path.
Enable expanding to user's home directory, when pressing <Ctrl-T> or <Alt-C>, and the current command line token starts with `~/`.
No actual change, just for consistency with the rest of the code.
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A couple of more changes to fish key bindings: A fix for a bug that removed the leading dot of the query, and an enhancement that enables the expansion of
~/(more info in commit messages). There is also a small syntax modification to some commands (the position of--that marks the end of switches), for consistency with the rest of the code (no actual change).