Search File Improvement

VS Code-Style Search in the File Explorer: Search with case sensitive, whole word, and regex toggles — three compact buttons (Aa, ab, .*) sit right inside the search bar, so you can tighten matches without leaving the file tree

VS Code-Style Search in the File Explorer: Include and exclude glob patterns — type *.ts, src/ to search only certain files, or /*.log, dist to skip noise. The default exclude list (node_modules, .git, dist, build, .next, .cache) can be toggled on or off with a single click

VS Code-Style Search in the File Explorer: Jump straight to the matching line — clicking a specific result row opens the file in the editor and scrolls directly to the exact line, not just the file

VS Code-Style Search in the File Explorer: Search panel auto-expands and collapses — focus the search field to see all options; blur away with an empty query and it collapses back to a clean single-line search bar

Reveal Files in Finder or Explorer from the Terminal: Right-click any file path in a terminal — and choose Reveal in Finder (macOS), Show in Explorer (Windows), or Show in Files (Linux) to open the file's containing folder instantly

Reveal Files in Finder or Explorer from the Terminal: Works on selected text and link hovers — both the text-selection menu and the link-click menu offer the reveal action, so you can jump to a file from wherever you spot it in output

Elixir Language Support: .ex and .exs files get a dedicated icon and Monaco language mode — Elixir projects now render with the correct syntax highlighting and a purple EX badge in the file tree