ISSUE-767 - default inoremap breaks shell, php, perl coding #768
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Per issue description, this comments out the global inoremap of "$" aliases to prevent annoying remaps during coding in shell, perl, php and anything else that uses $ for variable declarations (or even just typing in money values).
Not sure why an alias is needed for curlys/brackets, its quicker to just hit those keys on a "normal" keyboard anyway, and auto-close is handled with other remaps.
If they are useful for some other macro/language/remap, they should go in specific envs for that situation, not the global one.