latex font keybindings not activated
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### Expected behavior
Hi,
In my `init.el`, I have configured:
```
(latex +lsp +cdlatex +latexmk +fold)
```
I've also trid with
```
(latex +lsp)
```
When I open a LaTeX file, and I hit `C-c C-f C-i` (AucTeX defines that as TeX-font + italics), I should get the current selected text to be surrounded by `\textit{`
### Current behavior
Instead what I get is an error in the minibuffer:
```
"C-c C-f TAB is undefined"
```
It's not a problem of C-i being interpreted as 'Tab' as I've tried with all the possible font type and I get the same error or non-auctex functions called.
What is very strange is that if I display the menu, I have a "LaTeX" entry with "Insert font" that shows "Italic C-c C-f C-i" and selecting it works perfectly!
How is it possible that the latex mode/auctex is loaded but not its keybindings?
PS: I remember I read a post in an issue somewhere that explained how to start "vanilla" doomemacs, (`emacs -Q -l ...`) but I can't find it anymore. It was very useful for debugging. It would be nice to put it in the main `README` in github , e.g. in a section "debugging".
Or was it for org-mode?
### Steps to reproduce
1. Open DoomEmacs
2. Open/Create a .tex buffer
3. type a word and select it
4. Hit C-c -Cf C-i
### System Information
https://gist.github.com/liar666/33a9160ca9fa803939a878c2b8fba42c#file-gistfile1-txt
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