Enabling automatic org-roam backlinks buffer breaks buffer switching focus
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### Expected behavior
When I enable
```
(setq +org-roam-auto-backlinks-buffer t)
```
and switch buffers when I'm in org-roam notes, I would expect being able to navigate through buffers with the arrow keys and selecting the buffer to open with Enter.
### Current behavior
When I enable
```
(setq +org-roam-auto-backlinks-buffer t)
```
and switch buffers when I'm in org-roam notes, the buffer switch is shown below but navigating through the open buffers stops and loses focus to the cursor inside an open buffer.
Here is a video showing this behavior. When I open a note in org-roam and try to switch buffers, the cursor gets caught in the next buffer instead of staying in the buffer selection area.
[Screencast from 2024-02-14 09-04-35.webm](https://github.com/doomemacs/doomemacs/assets/2792697/e9c88dcf-d699-4155-8928-328e12745db6)
### Steps to reproduce
1. Open emacs after syncing up the auto-backlinks-buffer settings
2. Open an org-roam note.
3. Hit C-x b to switch buffers.
4. Use the arrows keys to navigate through open buffers.
### System Information
https://pastebin.com/2CxhjHDg
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