Make Add Include refrain from giving precedence to shortest path

Visual Assist build 2283.2 and older

When using Add Include to generate a #include directive for a symbol, Visual Assist assumes you prefer the #include directive with the shortest path to the symbol's header file given the include paths of your project. That shortest path might be relative to the current file, i.e., contain the "..\" characters.

For example, consider the following directory structure:

myProject\package1\implementation\class1.cpp
myProject\package1\class1.h

When editing class1.cpp, Add Include for symbol Class1 declared in class1.h may generate a directive containing a reference relative to class1.cpp:

#include "..\class1.h"

If "myProject\" is an additional include directory, you may prefer Add Include generate references that aren't the shortest:

#include "package1\class1.h"