Actions should all have a failed property that is set when there's a failure in execution (like BaseMotion)

Describe the bug
If you press 'j' at the end of a file or press 'w' at the last word of a file, the movement should fail and return a failed IMovement to stop any Macros (or remappings) from continuing.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Create file with 2 lines with a single word
2. Press 'gg'
3. Create macro like this 'qqA;jq'
4. Call the macro like this '5@q'
5. The result is:

word;
word;;;;;

Expected behavior
The macro should stop when you press 'j' on the last line and the result should be:

word;
word;

Additional context
This behavior is correct for motions like fFtT% from what I've seen, but it should be extended to all motion types.

Start by tracing how motion actions report failure to macro and remapping execution, using BaseMotion as the reference mentioned in the issue. Reproduce the two-line example and inspect the motion implementations involved in j and w. Done means all motion types report execution failure consistently and the macro stops before adding extra semicolons.