`:normal` incorrectly executes motion commands

Describe the bug
The :normal command is incorrectly executing motion commands (i.e. h, l, j, k). It moves the cursor to the correct place, but only for a fraction of a second, after which the cursor returns to its former location.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Open any file with the Vim extension enabled
2. Enter the command :normal G (or any other motion command)
3. See incorrect behavior

Expected behavior
Executing commands such as these should move the cursor to the correct position and leave it there. For instance, :normal G should move the cursor to the beginning of the last line in the file, or :normal 3j should move the cursor 3 lines down. This behavior is seen in the command-line NeoVim.

Screenshots

:normal G failing

:normal j failing

:normal jdd kind of working

Environment (please complete the following information):

• Extension (VsCodeVim) version: 1.24.2
• VSCode version: 1.73.0
• OS: Windows 11

Additional context
It can be seen that it does execute the command; only the cursor movement fails. In the third GIF I show that :normal jdd properly deletes the line 1 below the cursor, but it once again returns the cursor to its starting position.

It should be noted that I have NeoVim enabled.

Start by reproducing :normal G, :normal j, and :normal jdd in the VSCode Vim extension, then compare their cursor behavior with command-line NeoVim. Trace the :normal command and motion-command handling to find why cursor movement is reverted; done means motions leave the cursor at the expected position while compound commands still work.