Add C-w (H|J|K|L) commands to move editor groups#9891
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What this PR does / why we need it:
Adds the default Vim mappings for the four directional commands for moving windows (editor groups in VSCode parlance).
Which issue(s) this PR fixes
Fixes #8284
Special notes for your reviewer:
These commands don't exactly match the original Vim maps: the Vim commands move a window as far as possible in the given direction, whereas the VSCode commands move an editor group one space over. However, I still think it's better than nothing, and I didn't see any simple way of making them behave exactly the same.