Fix classification and highlighting of filter lists#79
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Fix classification and highlighting of filter lists#79Alhadis wants to merge 1 commit intoxinggsf:masterfrom
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This pull-request fixes the syntax highlighting and language classification of this project's filter-list files, which are currently unrecognised by GitHub. It achieves this by using
.gitattributesto specify the languages of files whose filenames and/or extensions aren't registered with GitHub Linguist.Note that due to caching issues, merging this may not update the project's classification immediately; pushing a follow-up change will fix it.