QFileInfo::isSymLink does not check the object existance, whereas isFile and isDir does

Simple test scenario:

const QString testFile{"c:\file.txt"};
const QString testLink{"c:\linkfile.lnk"};

//Note: above files do not exist.

QFileInfo fileInfoLink{testLink};
//fileInfoLink.isSymLink() == true 
//fileInfoLink.isDir() == false
//fileInfoLink.isFile() == false
//QFileInfo::exists(testLink)  == false

QFileInfo fileInfo{testFile};
//fileInfo.isSymLink() == false
//fileInfo.isDir() == false
//fileInfo.isFile() == false
//QFileInfo::exists(testFile)  == false

So, it seems, that isSymLink only checks the name of the object (on windows, if it has ".lnk" extension), whereas isDir and isFile also check existance.

I know, that QFileInfo::exists() returns false, if the target of the symlink does not exists. But then, maybe isSymLink() should also return false in below scenarios:

• symlink does not exist
• target of the symlink does not exist

Right now, I do not see a way of checking if the symlink exists and if the symlink points to existing file.