feat(extension): open-file bridge opens markdown as rendered preview - #253
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Spec cards and vault notes read better rendered: file:// links ending in .md/.markdown now open via markdown.showPreview; everything else (run artifacts, .jld2, …) keeps the default vscode.open. Tests split per target type and assert the exact command.
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Found uncommitted on the release branch — completing it as its own PR.
The open-file bridge (#240) opened everything with
vscode.open, so clicking a spec card or vault note in chat dropped you into raw markdown source. Now.md/.markdowntargets open viamarkdown.showPreview(rendered tab); everything else — run artifacts,.jld2,.toml— keepsvscode.open. The path gate (absolute, bounded, exists) is unchanged.Tests: the open-file suite splits per target type and asserts the exact command executed.