Remapping the GOTO Line function from `G` to `<Enter>` in normal mode

Current Attempt

When remapping the GOTO LINE function, the extension assumes I mean 'G' as in jump to end of file. Rather than 'Shift-G' which would be GOTO LINE.

I'm trying to remap the ENTER key inside normal mode to .

Basically trying to reproduce this: http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Jump_to_a_line_number

This is what I have so far inside my settings.json:

"vim.normalModeKeyBindings": [
    {
        "before": ["<CR>"],
        "after": ["G"]
    },

So, if I give it a number in normal mode and do 12 + Enter then it should goto line 12. I just get straight to EOF as if I just typed Shift+g on it's own, so it ignores my number.

Possible Idea

I wouldn't mind doing this in the keybindings.json with something like this:

{
    "key": "enter",
    "command": "vim.gotoline?",
    "when": "editorTextFocus && vim.mode != 'Insert'"
}

However I don't know if vim's GOTOLINE function is exposed and if it is I don't know what to write for "command"

Start with the vim.normalModeKeyBindings example in settings.json and the proposed keybindings.json entry; inspect how a numeric prefix is carried into and whether the suggested command exists. Done means that entering a number followed by Enter in normal mode moves to that line instead of jumping to EOF.