feat: allow opening interactively with the --chosen-file flag
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This commit fixes a bug where the user was unable to open a file
interactively using when the `--chosen-file` flag was used.
This is provided by default in yazi for the `O` (capital o) keybinding.
(keymap.toml)
```toml
[manager]
keymap = [
{ on = [ "O", ], run = "open --interactive", desc = "Open the selected files interactively" },
]
```
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sxyazi
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This commit fixes a bug where the user was unable to open a file interactively using when the
--chosen-fileflag was used.This is provided by default in yazi for the
O(capital o) keybinding.(keymap.toml)
This came to me today as a question from a user in mikavilpas/yazi.nvim#30