Events submit and cancel are mixed together in Textarea element

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Calling both submit() and cancel() methods of a Textarea element eventually emits a cancel event despite which of them was called. Both methods are identical:

Textarea.prototype.submit = function() {
  if (!this.__listener) return;
  return this.__listener('\x1b', { name: 'escape' });
};

Textarea.prototype.cancel = function() {
  if (!this.__listener) return;
  return this.__listener('\x1b', { name: 'escape' });
};

Calling __listener() here in fact calls _listener due to the tethering done beforehand. Since the key.name is equal to 'escape', a call done(null, null) occurs inside the method. Inside done() either submit or a cancel event is emitted based on the second argument, value, which is the same in both cases. Here's the corresponding snippet of code:

if (err) {
  self.emit('error', err);
} else if (value != null) {
  self.emit('submit', value);
} else {
  self.emit('cancel', value);
}
self.emit('action', value);

Unless I'm missing something, all that means that both submit() and cancel() methods of the Textarea element in fact emit a cancel event.