Keep Flyde imports working after file moves#260
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Summary
onDidRenameFileshandler for Flyde projects.source.type: filereferences in.flydefiles when an imported.flyde,.flyde.ts, or.flyde.jsfile moves.Demo
Before the fix, a flow that imported
./components/child.flydewould keep that stale path after the imported file was moved, so the import stopped resolving.After the fix, the VS Code rename handler updates the importing
.flydefile during the move. The focused regression covers this scenario:The same path-rewrite logic also covers folder moves, including nested inline visual nodes.
Verification
corepack pnpm --filter flyde-vscode compile./vscode/node_modules/.bin/mocha.CMD --ui tdd ./vscode/out/test/flyde-file-renames.test.jsgit diff --checkTransparency note: implementation prepared with AI-assisted coding and verified with the commands above.