Any way to turn off all timeouts?

[macintacos]

I found the following settings:

exit_after_idle_msecs
jump_on_partial_input_safety_timeout

.. and while they have the desired affect of increasing timeouts in some modes (or removing timeouts entirely), I can't seem to find a way to turn off timeouts completely, such that if I hit "ESC" I'll be left wherever the cursor has currently navigated to (if we haven't reached a "final destination", so to speak). No matter what I tweak, if I hit s and type one character and think on what the next character is going to be, there's still a chance that lightspeed will timeout and I'll have to repeat the pattern.

Is there any way to turn off all timeouts in lightspeed?

[ggandor]

lightspeed.nvim/doc/lightspeed.txt

Lines 142 to 146 in 153e6cb

	`exit_after_idle_msecs = { labeled = 1500, unlabeled = 1000 }`
	Timeout value, in milliseconds, after which the plugin should exit
	unconditionally. (`unlabeled` refers to f/t-mode, and "cold-repeating" s/x
	searches.) The feature can be disabled by setting the given value to `nil`.

The value of jump_on_partial_input_safety_timeout is relevant only when jumping to a unique character automatically. (It specifies for how long should b as a keystroke be ignored after jumping to an ab, when a is the only one in the window, so we are jumping right after pressing a.)