feat: ✨ Open Script Editor after script extension creation #68
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Open the script editor automatically after creating a script extension. This deviates from the planned implementation discussed in #47, as it does not focus on the first selected script but simply opens them in order. This simplification was made to avoid unnecessary complexity. Since in most cases only one script at a time will be extended, the additional complexity is not worth it. closes #47
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Open the script editor automatically after creating a script extension. This deviates from the planned implementation discussed in #47, as it does not focus on the first selected script but simply opens them in order. This simplification was made to avoid unnecessary complexity. Since in most cases only one script at a time will be extended, the additional complexity is not worth it.
closes #47