[FileAttached.pdf](https://github.com/mozilla/pdf.js/files/1264140/FileAttached.pdf)

Configuration:
- Chrome
- Windows 10 64-bit
- PDF.js version: Latest master
- Is an extension: no

Steps to reproduce the problem:
1. Produce the file using pdflatex as in [here](https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/19025/embed-link-to-an-embedded-file)
2. Just open the file (Has embedded attachment + Link to that) 
3. Warning comes out: parseDestDictionary: Unsupported Action type "GoToE"

What is the expected behavior?
Open the attached file, this is perfectly working with Adobe reader.

What went wrong? 
Nothing Happens when the link is clicked

const printAnnotationStorage = annotationStorage.print;
      // Update the contents of the form-field again.
      annotationStorage.setValue("22R", { value: "Printing again..." });
      const annotationHash = AnnotationStorage.getHash(
        annotationStorage.serializable
      );
      const printAnnotationHash = AnnotationStorage.getHash(
        printAnnotationStorage.serializable
      );
      // Sanity check to ensure that the print-storage didn't change,
      // after the form-field was updated.
      expect(printAnnotationHash).not.toEqual(annotationHash);
      ain, after updating the form-field,
      // with default parameters.
      const printAgainData = await getPrintData();
      ain, after updating the form-field,
      // with `printAnnotationStorage` set.
      const printStorageData = await getPrintData(printAnnotationStorage);
      // Ensure that printing again, with default parameters,
      // actually uses the "new" form-field data.
      expect(printAgainData).not.toEqual(printOriginalData);
      // Finally ensure that printing, with `printAnnotationStorage` set,
      // still uses the "previous" form-field data.
      expect(printStorageData).toEqual(printOriginalData);
      await loadingTask.destroy();
    });
  });
  describe("Multiple `getDocument` instances", function () {
    // Regression test for https://github.com/mozilla/pdf.js/issues/6205
    // A PDF using the Helvetica font.