vim bug 2

Command: vim
Version: 7.0
Date: 2007/10/06
Description:

You can delete up to a pattern using:
```
d{motion}           Delete text that {motion} moves over..

In this case, we're using this form:

d/{pattern}         Delete up to the next occurrence of {pattern}
```
Unfortunately vim gets confused if the match for the pattern happens to be at the beginning of a line, and it won't delete the newline, even though the newline isn't part of the pattern.
Reproduce
Create a vim buffer with:
```
This is line one.
This is line two.
```
Then somewhere on line one try deleting up to the two with "d/two"
Notice the newline is eaten along with all the text. Now undo, and try to delete everything up to the beginning of the second line with "d/This"
You'll end up with something like:
```
This is l
This is line two.
```