Enable picking relative files from quick open
See original GitHub issueFor example I have that structure
src/file1.ts
src/file2.ts
files.ts
Add specific logic for opening relative files just like from terminal.
Let’s say src/file1.ts
is open and typing ./file2.ts
in quickopen should open src/file2.ts
When user start typing .
or ..
it should list all files in this directoy only. or in parent dir respectevily
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