Make `:w` execute "Save Without Formatting" (or introduce new command)

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

In "real" vim, by default, the command :w saves the document without applying any language-specific formatting rules to the active buffer.

However, in VSCodeVim, :w performs the default Save action (i.e. cmd+s), which formats the document before saving it.

Describe the solution you'd like

VSCode offers a separate action in the command palette called "File: Save without formatting," which will save your file as-is.

It's my opinion that :w should invoke that save method.

Describe alternatives you've considered
So that behavior doesn't change for existing users, perhaps a separate command could be introduced that invokes the "File: Save without formatting" command, for instance: :wwo, (i.e. write without)

Additional context

I've been working with a team on a Javascript project, where all other developers are using Sublime or Atom.

VSCode has an expansive set of formatting rules that are applied on a "regular" file save. It ends up converting things like function(foo) { } into function (foo) {}. These changes are extremely unimportant to me, and to my team. However, I end up saving my work (out of habit) with :w — subtle changes get made that add a ton of bloat to my pull requests, which are a hassle to unwind individually with git add --patch .

No file or test is named. Start by locating the TypeScript handler for the :w command and the VS Code command used for "File: Save without formatting"; done means :w or a clearly documented new command saves without formatting, with behavior covered by the relevant tests.