[BUG] Cannot open internal image links in wiki link mode

[stelcodes]

Please confirm

• I am running the latest version of this plugin

Describe the bug
I try to run Telekasten follow_link while hovered over ![[pasted_img_20240303145210.png]] and instead of using xdg-open to display the image, it opens telescope with a single pasted_img_20240303145210.png.md entry. Setting image_subdir doesn't seem to fix or change the behavior at all.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Start nvim
2. Enable image_link_style = "wiki"
3. Paste in an image
4. Try to follow that new link
5. See telescope suggesting a new markdown file

Expected behavior
For the image to be opened via xdg-open on Linux at least.

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Operating system (please complete the following information):

• OS: Linux, NixOS

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[lambtho12]

I do not think follow_link was ever intended to open an image...
By default, follow_link will treat wiki style links as notes and will create a note if it does not find a matching one.

I can open external stuff (or images with xdg-open), but only if the link is not recognized as a note (-> the link must be in regular markdown format).

Edit: I will not work on fixing this niche problem anytime soon.
The whole link formatting and link strategy must be redone eventually as people keep wanting to mix and match everything rather than accepting the intended workflow of the plugin (wiki links for notes, markdown links for the rest). The current way of doing things is (imo) extremely messy due to all these additional changes that deviates from the original workflow to try to make everyone happy. Eventually we end up with some counterintuitive implementations like this one.

I think we should open a discussion at some point to define properly the different link notation schemes FIX THEM and implement the ones that make sense (I, for example, have never heard of any system with wiki links for images). I personally am all in favor of only supporting the same syntax as vimwiki (which is essentially the default wiki syntax anyway) and leave it at that. If people want to add a million different types of link, they are free to fork this project and try to accommodate the million workflows requested.