Improve somepath --hidden behaviour #3067
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Found an unintuitive case where
plz query somepath
finds a path butplz query somepath --hidden
doesn't (and the non-hidden version didn't really explain to me what was going on). This was somewhat intentional (with--hidden
you were supposed to specify the exact coordinates at either end) but it was surprising and I think probably unhelpful.This simplifies things quite a bit so it always constructs a path of potentially hidden targets then collapses them out afterwards if appropriate.
Technically it's a slight change of behaviour but I think it's just better this way.