Disabling VsVim keeps some keybinds rebound.

[Moggel12]

Describe the bug
Disabling VsVim with ctrl+shift+F12 does not allow for using the default VS keybinds. Keybinds like debug last run and re-run last run does not seem to work. I see Visual Studio registering the key presses but gives me the <insert keybinds> is not a command message in the status bar.

It seems like telling VsVim to handle all keybinds will rebind them consequently for both VsVim enabled and VsVim disabled.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go to tools->options->VsVim->Keyboard.
2. Let VsVim handle all.
3. Go to tools->options->Environment->Keyboard.
4. Rebind ctrl+shift+F12.
5. Try to use any of the keybinds mentioned above in their given contexts with VsVim disabled (e.g., run a unit test manually, then disable VsVim and use ctrl+r, l).

Expected behavior
I expect disabling VsVim would leave Visual Studio in the state that it would be in without VsVim installed (as mentioned on the Wiki), even when told to handle keybinds. I do not personally see the use of disabling VsVim if I anyway have to go in an rebind every keybind that VsVim changed.

I essentially expected "VsVim disabled" to be like a Vim-mode that presents full IDE-layer of what VS has to offer.

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Environment (please complete the following information):

• Visual Studio version: 17.7.7 (Professional 2022)
• VsVim version: 2.10.0.6
• Programming Language: C#
• Check(Type 'x') any that are installed:
  • ReSharper
  • Visual Assist

Additional context
None.