feat: add support for relative paths #5801
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to make relative path clickable we'll check whether we're able to resolve path in local system or not? We check line and it's all substring seperated by <space>. If path is resolvable then we will build the selection and return the result i.e. `ActionSelection` struct. `ActionSelection` is contains same `action` and `selection` properties.
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To make the relative path clickable we'll check whether we're able to
resolve the path in the local system or not. We check the line and it's all
substrings separated by . If a path is resolvable then we will build
the selection and return the result i.e.
ActionSelectionstruct.ActionSelectionis containsthe same
actionandselectionproperties.Related to: #1972