app: 'o' cycles the literal under the cursor

IDA's own key, and that muscle memory is worth more than the opcode
column's old claim on it -- the bytes column moves to B. The literal the
cursor is on is MARKED, and that mark is what changes, because a line
usually holds more than one. The cursor follows its literal across the
edit: 48 <-> 0x30 reflows the line, and holding the column would put the
next press on a neighbour. Land on a register -- something with no format
of its own -- and it says so and names the operand that has one, rather
than quietly reformatting a different one. Works in the pseudocode too,
on Hex-Rays' separate number formats.

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