Find forward key `f` behaves abnormally
# Error
When inside `init.toml` file for example, the `f` key doesn't look forward for anything pressed after pressing the `f` key. That is, `f0` must find `0` forward. But it is not. But while I am in other files such as `abc.rb`, `f0` works. Also `f"` doesn't work anywhere. I can infer that the key `s` is remapped. Could you please suggest a way to resolve this issue and to remap `s` back to delete the character under the cursor and get into insert mode (i.e. `xi`)? I am new to using `vim` and hence I could use the suggestions.
Also, sometimes, `f` gets stuck and I can't come out of the `f` mode without entering into another mode or just pressing `<ESC>`.

**EDIT** : `f"` works in Linux (Kubuntu 21.04)


## Additional Details:

OS: Windows 10 (21H1, Stable i.e. not an insider preview in any channel)
Neovim: 0.4.4 (Stable)
Neovide: 0.5.0 (I currently use Neovide and it requires an installed version of Neovim)
SpaceVim: 1.8.0-dev (now I uninstalled it due to the above reasons)
Source of installation: `install.cmd`

It also didn't work in the following
SpaceVim: 1.7.0

Also, I experience Issue #26 and as per the suggestion by @blurk in the same issue, I copied all the files from `~\.SpaceVim` to `%LOCALAPPDATA%\nvim` and it worked


I also use a plugin manager `Vim-Plug` where there exists `plug.vim` in the `autoload` directory inside `%LOCALAPPDATA%\nvim` (NOT `nvim-data` since placing it here didn't make `vim-plug` work)