Computed include go to definition (ctrl+click)

Environment

• OS and Version: Windows 10
• VS Code Version: Latest
• C/C++ Extension Version: Latest
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Bug Summary and Steps to Reproduce

Bug Summary:
I am not sure if this is a bug or intended, but would be a shame if this is intended.

I am investigating using "computed includes" within our project and vscode ctrl+click does not seem to be working on them. The extension properly resolves the defines and the test source file compiles successfully. However, if I try to go directly to an included header file, directly by using ctrl + click, it is inoperable.

Side note. Ctrl + click seems to also not be working on an absolute path.

The power of computed includes comes from being able to use #defines within includes. We want a slight variation that uses directories instead, but the whole slew does not seem to be working.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Define test.c with a computed include using a macro (which expands a directory), a 'normal' computed include that uses a computed include directly from a define, an absolute path include, and something that works such as #include <stdint.h>.
2. Define c_cpp_properties and add the relevant defies to be used in expansion.
3. Try to ctrl + click or go to definition on all of the computed includes and or the include of an absolute path and watch as they do not seem to work but ctrl + click on stdint.h does.

Expected behavior:
The extension properly expands the macros to the correct paths. Ctrl + click should work on the expanded macro used within a define. Ctrl + click should also work on absolute paths.

Note in my examples I am on windows and very explicitly defining all of my paths with forward slash '/', not backslash so that I can be portable. Windows accepts either, but unix only accepts forward slash for path separators.

test.c

c_cpp_properties

macro expand STR(THE_DIR/test.h)

macro expand TEST_H

1. Ctrl click / go to definition does not work on lines 1, 3, 5
2. Ctrl click / go to definition works on line 7
3. Greyed out is my user name
4. Compiled test.c using clang, which works successfully

Configuration and Logs

{
	"version": 4,
	"configurations": [
		{
			"name": "test",
			"cStandard": "c23",
			"intelliSenseMode": "clang-arm",
			"defines": [
				"XSTR(x)=#x",
				"STR(x)=XSTR(x)",
				"THE_DIR=C:/Users/.../Desktop/New folder",
				"TEST_H=\"C:/Users/.../Desktop/New folder/test.h\""
			]
		}
	]
}

replace '...' with my user name

Other Extensions

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Additional context

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Reproduce the issue with the mentioned test.c and c_cpp_properties configuration, comparing navigation for computed includes, absolute paths, and stdint.h. Trace the extension's include-navigation entry point and verify that Ctrl+click or go to definition resolves the expanded macro and absolute paths while preserving the working standard-header case.