enhancement: add missing common file extensions to language detection - #945
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Hey Leonard Hecker (@lhecker), Dustin L. Howett (@DHowett), could you please review this PR. |
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Not related: This is missing highlighting support for multiple languages in fenced code block.
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This adds support for several commonly used file extensions that are currently missing from the existing LSH language definitions.
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The changes are limited to existing language definitions and do not introduce any new dependencies or syntax highlighting logic.
The changes include:
.hh,.hxx, and.ixx.fsscript.jsonland.ndjson.markdown.xhtml.xmlpath from the XML definitionValidation
cargo test -qThese changes only expand file extension detection for existing language definitions and should not affect the highlighting behavior of existing file types.
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