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Yes, in Emacs Lisp, as in Common Lisp and most other Lisps, arguments are evaluated before evaluating the body of the function.
This is called "applicative" order evaluation. The opposite (passing the args unevaluated to the body, which evaluates them only as needed) is called "normal" order evaluation. (Well, there are actually multiple ...
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For read-only buffers, Evil provides the Evil specific motion-state (see here). You can configure the modes to open in that state by adding/removing the mode names to the list of evil-motion-state-modes.
If you are using Spacemacs then you can also use the evilified-state in a similar way (or when not using Spacemacs you could try https://github.com/...
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