doom/escape is not bound in insert mode
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Description
### What did you expect to happen?
- When `C-g/ESC` is pressed in insert mode, I thought the `doom/escape` will run, and if none of the functions in `doom-escape-hook` return non-nil value `keyboard-quit` will be executed eventually.
Is there anyway to trigger `doom/escape` when `C-g/ESC` is pressed in insert mode. I want to use `doom-escape-hook` to close the current corfu completion box when the first time `ESC` is clicked and only go to normal state when `ESC` is pressed the second time.
### What actually happened?
- It seems `escape` is bound to `evil-normal-state` in insert mode, which doesn't seem to call `doom/escape`
```
runs the command evil-normal-state (found in evil-insert-state-map),
which is an interactive native compiled Lisp function in ‘evil-states.el’.
It is bound to .
(evil-normal-state &optional ARG)
```
- `escape` is bound to `evil-force-normal-state` in normal mode, which do call seem to call `doom/escape`
```
evil-force-normal-state is an interactive and byte-compiled function
defined in evil-commands.el.
Signature
(evil-force-normal-state)
```
```
115,173 2% - evil-force-normal-state
115,173 2% - apply
115,093 2% - #
115,093 2% - apply
86,045 1% - +evil-escape-a
86,045 1% + if
29,048 0% + #
80 0% evil-snipe--cleanup
87,364 1% - evil-normal-state
18,816 0% - evil-normalize-keymaps
18,816 0% - evil-state-keymaps
9,408 0% - evil-state-keymaps
4,704 0% evil-state-auxiliary-keymaps
4,704 0% evil-state-intercept-keymaps
4,704 0% evil-state-auxiliary-keymaps
4,704 0% evil-state-intercept-keymaps
2,048 0% - evil-change-state
2,048 0% - evil-insert-state
2,048 0% evil-normalize-keymaps
1,016 0% evil-refresh-mode-line
```
### Describe your attempts to resolve the issue
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### Steps to reproduce
1. Press `ESC` in insert mode
2. Press `ESC` in normal mode
### System Information
https://pastebin.com/0QyCuUSj
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