[Feature Request] SyncTex when using --output_directory

I like to keep all the mess that are the auxiliary files in a directory called __tex__. However, I noted that synctex only works when the %.synctex.gz, %.pdf and %.tex file are all in the same directory. I was able to get it working via setting

Build & View:

txs:///compile | txs:///copy_sync | txs:///move_pdf | txs:///view | txs:///rm_sync

where

• copy_sync is cp -f __tex__/%.synctex.gz %.synctex.gz
• move_pdf is cp -f __tex__/%.pdf %.pdf
• rm_sync is rm %.synctex.gz

apart from that I use precompile: mkdir -p __tex__ to create the __tex__ directory and compile with
pdflatex -synctex=1 -interaction=nonstopmode --output-directory=__tex__ %.tex

Now while this works it seems like quite a hassle considering that synctex allows to specify the directory of the sync file explicitly. Maybe one could simply expose synctex in the commands list as well?

Start by tracing the Build & View chain around txs:///compile, txs:///copy_sync, txs:///move_pdf, txs:///view, and txs:///rm_sync, along with pdflatex's --output-directory=__tex__ option. Done means SyncTeX works with auxiliary files in __tex__ without the copy, move, and removal workaround.