Implement sequence key mappings about vim-multiple-cursors HOT 4 CLOSED

This really should be mentioned in the README. I'll add a notice shortly, but your mapping won't work with the current state of the plugin. <leader>m and similar for others require 2 keystorkes. In multicursor mode, only single key stroke commands are supported. (This is also the reason why multikey commands like ciw won't work in normal mode either). Ctrl, Shift, Meta, and Command are considered special keys and they work as well. Sorry for the limitation, getting multikey commands to work in the future is the next big task for this plugin.

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Thanks for the answer.
May be we can keep this open as a feature request for sequence keys mapping.

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Updated the README. I'm fine with leaving this open for now.

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I created a new enhancement issue #21 to track this particular feature. Closing this since I want to create a link on README that refers to all the feature requests.

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