Open template file in {include macro
See original GitHub issuectrl+B - (win) go to declaration,
when the cursor is in the file name, that will be nice for “go to declaration” open the file ? 😃
is it posssible this behaviour implemented?

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Can be realised with https://github.com/nette-intellij/intellij-latte/issues/160
Possible solution?
EP:
com.intellij.include.providerFileIncludeProvider provides information about include statements resolving to files (e.g.,
<xi:include>in XML). Including/included files can then be obtained via FileIncludeManager.