Changing the behavior of quitting if a filter is applied?

[Cameron Simpson]

On 30Nov2023 07:09, Tim Chase <mutt at tim.thechases.com> wrote:
>For some reason, the way my brain works, when I have a filter in
>place
>
>  l myfilter
>
>my lizard-brain wants to use "q" instead of
>
>  l .
>
>to turn off the filter.  The lizard-brain wins over the conscious
>brain (that knows to use `l .`) about half the time.

Ugly suggestion: an "l" macro to invoke "<limit>" and rebind "q" to a 
macro which runs "<limit>." and unbinds "q"?

Cheers,
Cameron Simpson <cs at cskk.id.au>