doomemacs / doomemacs/core

Deer mode does not automatically replace dired after switching to and back from wdired

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### Expected behavior

When opening a new Dired buffer via `SPC o -` or `SPC f f`, deer should be enabled by default.

### Current behavior

Dired opens just fine but `deer` (M-x deer) has to be manually enabled every time.

### Steps to reproduce

1. Create a file using `SPC f f`. Named `foo`
2. Open Dired using `SPC o -` or `SPC f f` (ensure that +ranger is turned on for dired)
3. Switch to wdired using `C-c C-e`
4. Rename a file to `baz`
5. Exit out of wdired by pressing `C-c C-c`
6. Visit a `baz` file
6. Open dired again. (Here deer mode is lost until you restart Emacs Doom. Or you need to enable `deer` everytime you open dired)

### System Information

https://gist.github.com/azzamsa/1c676e9908c96ce051c5cda5685ce58e

### More context

Related issue:
- https://github.com/doomemacs/doomemacs/issues/3187
- [Discord | "ranger lost its keybindings after some usage" | Doom Emacs](https://discord.com/channels/406534637242810369/1087951121336778782)

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