Get the output filename(s) for a running slurm job

If I run a Slurm job with sbatch, [I can specify output and error filenames](https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/285690/slurm-custom-standard-output-name?rq=1) with a [custom format](https://slurm.schedmd.com/sbatch.html#lbAH) . But how can I **look up** these filenames, given the job ID (e.g. 123456) of a running job? For example:

sbatch --wrap="bash -c 'echo stderr here >&2; echo stdout here; sleep 60'" \
  --error="slurm_outputs/stderr_%j_%N_%x.out" \
  --output="slurm_outputs/stdout_%j_%N_%x.out"

This uses the placeholders - %j for the job ID (123456), - %N for the name of the node it's running on (node1), - %x for the job name (wrap), so we end up with files stderr_123456_node1_wrap.out and stdout_123456_node1_wrap.out under slurm_outputs. **Near-solution:** I can get a json from squeue, which *almost* gives me what I want:

$ squeue --jobs=123456 --json |
    jq '.jobs[].standard_output, .jobs[].standard_error'
"/path/to/slurm_outputs/stdout_123456_%N_wrap.out"
"/path/to/slurm_outputs/stderr_123456_%N_wrap.out"

But the %N string is left uninterpreted—which I imagine is because the job scheduler doesn't know what node it's going to use before it allocates one, and squeue just has this old information. So I can’t immediately do something like

tail -f "$(squeue --jobs=123456 --json |
             jq --raw-output '.jobs[].standard_output')"

to follow the standard output of the job I just submitted. But that would be nice! Does slurm provide a way to look up the “finished” filename (i.e., with all placeholders filled)?