Exec Flags for Sublime Text are incorrect(?)

[Meorge]

Your Godot version: 4.5

Issue description:
The Exec Flags provided for the Sublime Text editor are:

{project} {file}:{line}:{col}

However, this does not have the intended effect for me. Running the following command on macOS:

/.../sublime_text /.../GodotProjects/Experimental/test-vscode-debug-line /.../GodotProjects/Experimental/test-vscode-debug-line/scene.gd:8:2

(where /.../sublime_text is the path to the Sublime Text executable, and /.../GodotProjects/Experimental/test-vscode-debug-line is the path to the Godot project directory) results in two windows being opened:

One of them is the correct expected file with the correct line highlighted, but in addition a second window opens a new blank file with the line and column number appended at the end (so in this case, a file titled scene.gd:8:2).

Thinking about this more, it may well be a Sublime Text bug and not a Godot Docs bug... I may do a little further testing and try reporting it to Sublime Text if it seems consistently wrong there.

URL to the documentation page: https://docs.godotengine.org/en/latest/tutorials/editor/external_editor.html

[Meorge]

On further inspection, using the subl executable instead of sublime_text appears to make it work correctly. I'm not sure if this would be worth making a note of in the documentation.

[Calinou]

On further inspection, using the subl executable instead of sublime_text appears to make it work correctly. I'm not sure if this would be worth making a note of in the documentation.

Did this change in a recent Sublime Text version? I've never used Sublime Text myself, so I wouldn't know.