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It personally looks weird to me on first glance and i wouldn't expect it
to work like that, but i do not oppose the change.

Also, compsys doesn't seem to like it currently:
alias \{=echo
{<tab> # segfaults zsh currently (not sure if someone else brought it up
in the original thread)