Remove the strict bounds on "Jump to line" and allow overflow to jump to the end of a file.

[Shaptic]

Feature Request: Jumping to a line (Ctrl+G) should not be bounded by the size of the file.

For example, jumping to line 1234 in a 1000 line file should jump to the last line rather than doing nothing, and jumping to line 0 should be the same thing as jumping to line 1.

This makes it easier to jump to the beginning and end of a file. Sometimes you don't care how large a file is and want to jump "somewhere near the end." I know that Ctrl+Home and Ctrl+End already achieve this goal, but having that functionality in a single shortcut is more ergonomic. This is also how it's done by Sublime Text, so there's admittedly some muscle memory there.

[bpasero]

cc @TylerLeonhardt

[vscodenpa]

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