.gitattributes: *.inc recognized as Pawn
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Prevent that from happening in GH language stats. It seems only `Math-BigInt` tests use `*.inc` for Perl code https://github.com/search?q=repo%3APerl%2Fperl5%20path%3A*.inc&type=code
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TLDR: Pawn is gone! |
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Prevent that from happening in GH language stats.
It seems only
Math-BigInttests use*.incfor Perl codehttps://github.com/search?q=repo%3APerl%2Fperl5%20path%3A*.inc&type=code
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10.6% is huge(ly mistaken here) 🙂
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A comparative excerpt from the link above (where also
*.incwith Perl in it is labeled as C++).Pawn has *.inc as an extension (along with *.p and *.pwn which Perl, fortunately, doesn't use).