feat(windows): support displaying and opening .lnk shortcut files#87
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Show .lnk shortcut files in the sidebar only when they point to file types natively supported by MarkText (e.g., .md, .txt). When such a shortcut is clicked, its target file is opened directly. Shortcuts pointing to unsupported file types are filtered out and do not appear in the sidebar.
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feat(windows): support displaying and opening .lnk shortcut files
Allow MarkText to show Windows shortcut (.lnk) files in the sidebar file tree and resolve them to their target files when opened. This enhancement treats shortcuts as if they were the actual files, improving the Windows experience.
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This screenshot shows ".lnk" shortcut files now appearing in the sidebar and successfully opening the target Markdown document.