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Make use of additional editor modes#7494
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This pull-request adds missing CodeMirror and ACE editor modes to languages that aren't using them.
There were two additions I had to leave out:
Unix Assembly's CodeMirror mode
This is an upstream issue that I'll probably submit a patch for. If all goes well, expect a follow-up to this PR with the following changes:UPDATE: Already fixed in
codemirror/codemirror5@98e86d1a. However, I'll hold off on addingtext/x-gasfor the same reasons as those discussed in item 2 (release cycles and what-have-you).Clue's ACE mode
I've only omitted this because support for Clue was added very recently to the Ace project itself, and the odds are that Linguist will need to update whatever Ace editor version it uses before I can include the following addition too:
(Checklist removed as it doesn't apply)