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You should steal the technique used by bind-key*.
Basically, the bindings in minor modes take precedence over major modes, and minor modes in the emulation-mode-map-alists take über precedence. Mastering Emacs has a good outline of keymap lookup order.
Here's a sampling from my config:
(defvar my/keys-keymap (make-keymap)
"Keymap for my/keys-mode"...
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If you use Icicles then just use one of these with C-x b:
C-0 (or M-0 or C-u 0 etc.): The candidate buffers will have the same mode as the current buffer
C-u: Same, but include also buffers whose mode is derived from that of the current buffer.
In Icicle mode, C-x b is bound to multi-command icicle-buffer.
And you need not choose such filtering before you ...
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Emacs has no mechanism to prevent this other than convention. The convention is that all of the alphabetical keys starting with C-c are reserved for the user. You could change your key binding to C-c n and it wouldn’t be overwritten.
The other alternative is to configure hook functions in your init file so that when a buffer enters a mode that shadows your C-...
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I really liked cyphejor to shorten the mode name in the mode line (I even threw in some emoji). But I missed the ability to filter by (regular) mode-name in ibuffer and other places.
So instead of activating cyphejor-mode, which actually alters mode-name, I just leave the mode off, and use its capabilities to replace the mode-name in the mode line, with ...
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