`ctk` `dtj` etc. cause jump to previous/next Jupyter cell

Describe the bug

Since VS Code version 1.113.0, Jupyter notebook cell navigation with j and k seems to have changed. Previously, when at a given cell you were in a "global" command mode (sorry if the terminology is off), j and k would navigate to the next/previous cells. When at a given cell you were in "local" command mode, commands involving j and k would be restricted to that cell only. For example, if I have a cell containing this is a text with k and j and I would put the cursor at the start of the line, and do dtk, the cursor jumps to the previous cell without executing the command. This behaviour appears for d and c commands combined with t and f, but not for visual selection (like vtk, vfj). Moreover, commands involving k cause a cell jump if the cursor was at the top of the cell, and commands involving j cause a jump when at the bottom of the cell. Adding a blank line at the top/bottom of a cell prevents the jumping from happening.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Create a Jupyter notebook with several cells
2. Add some code/text to one of the cells containing a k or j
3. Perform an operation involving d/c and t/f
4. Observe how the cursor jumps to the next/previous cell

Expected behavior
I'd expect the command to be executed in the current cell rather than jumping to the next cell

Environment (please complete the following information):

• Extension (VsCodeVim) version: 1.32.4
• VSCode version: 1.113.0
• OS: Fedora Linux (KDE)

Reproduce the issue in a Jupyter notebook using VSCodeVim with the reported VS Code and extension versions, focusing on operator-pending d/c commands combined with t/f at cell boundaries. Trace the key handling and cell-navigation entry points; done means commands involving j and k execute within the current cell without moving to an adjacent cell.