Add git attribute for syntax highlighting #78
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Thanks this is great! |
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Should we also add the highlight for |
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Since Concrete looks similar to Rust, using the same syntax highlighter for now should do wonders, especially for the GitHub code viewer.
I have added the necessary setting under
.gitattributes, you can see it in action here: https://github.com/erhant/concrete/blob/erhant/gitattr/examples/simple.conNote that this will also make
*.confiles count as Rust files for the language statistics, but I think that is okay for now. This attribute should be removed when Concrete highlighter is created & merged to Linguist.