autoload/grappele.vim: If no line is stored, make `gG` a no-op

Previously, if you typed, for example:

    dgGk

this would perform `dk`, deleting the current line and the one above it.
That doesn't really make any sense. Instead, the `gG` should cancel the
operator. Do this by mapping to `<C-c>`.

In normal and visual modes, `gG` would move the cursor to the 0th
column. Returning an empty {rhs} causes the cursor to stay in the same
position it was in before pressing `gG`.

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