Go to line in relative to current cursor

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Hi, dear developers, I would like to ask for the feature that enables using the go to line functionality in relative to the current cursor position.

Currently, we may use Ctrl + G (in Windows) to open a prompt choosing which line we want to jump to, and I noticed that it is supported even with a negative index (similar to indexing in Python).

Can we add the feature to jump relative to the current cursor? It would be acceptable (at least for me), to type something like :c+10 or :c-30, to trigger the relative mode. Or even in a more complicated case, if we have multiple cursors in use, typing :c+10 refers to the first, :C+10 refers to the last.

IMHO this would be a really helpful tool when I am navigating some long logs output by my program, when debugging where had been wrong, say, I knew I had a vector of length 1234 printed out in verbose debug mode and I tried to jump above 1234 lines like we use 1234k in Vim. (but I don't want Vim keybinds except for this feature).

Thank you for any help and advice!

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