Evil Escape Sequence is showing up in evil macro

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### Expected behavior

Given the following sequence:
qqiloremipsumjkq
\@q
I expect the output to be
loremipsum

explained as the following:
define macro (q) with key (q) insert mode (i) test text (loremipsum) evil-escape (jk) end define macro (q)
(\@q) play macro

### Current behavior

The actual output I get is:
loremipsumjk

It seems like the evil-escape-sequence keys are being included in the macro.

### Steps to reproduce

This is all from a brand new install of doom emacs:
1. Open emacs
2. Open any text file
3. Define the macro by typing the following: qqiloremipsumjkq
4. Play the macro by typing \@q

### System Information

https://pastebin.com/pjP6CZTs