consult-grep family integrates badly with literally-visited files

[hiecaq]

step to test:

1. Visit some file literally with find-file-literally
2. C-u consult-grep with this file as input and search for some words in the file
3. When the candidate is picked to perform the jump, A prompt shows up asking "Do you want to revisit the file normally now"
4. Answering "yes" reverts and revisits the file normally, answering "no" aborts the jump.

I think the cause is

consult/consult.el

Line 4751 in d8888bb

(funcall (or find-file #'find-file-noselect) file)

where find-file-noselect is called with the RAWFILE argument always default to nil.

The reason I wish this is fixed is because, visiting a large file (>hundreds of MBs) literally increases the browsing speed significantly, and using consult-ripgrep on this file to jump around the lines is also much faster than consult-line on my machine. It'd be very nice if they can work together.

[minad]

Makes sense. I quickly tried your suggestion in bc11084. I would appreciate if you check if it works as expected now.

[hiecaq]

I tested it with the latest commit today, and it works great. Thanks!