bug#74936: 30.0.91; special-event-map does not respect t

[Psionic K <psionik@positron.solutions>]

I'll try the patch tomorrow.

> could be satisfied in many other ways

Since I have code that will need to work on Emacs 30-ish, I have to
ask if any of the other ways are good ways?

In the meantime I've thought of using `overriding-terminal-local-map'
with a keyhole nil binding for only my expected input in between
idling.  A "keyhole" map that allows 'e' through.

    (let ((km (list 'keymap (cons t #'pmx--haha))))
      (keymap-set km "M-x" #'counsel-M-x)
      (keymap-set km "e" nil)
      (use-local-map km))

    (current-local-map)

To completely prevent fat-fingers, I then need to close the keyhole
after each first pass.  Then there's the problem of input calling
commands that clobber `overriding-terminal-local-map'.

In conclusion, the special map feels like the only correct one to
express the idea.