chore: change .tape linguist from Elixir to Caddyfile#696
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chore: change .tape linguist from Elixir to Caddyfile#696mpyw wants to merge 1 commit intocharmbracelet:mainfrom
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Caddyfile syntax highlighting is more resilient for .tape files and produces cleaner results than Elixir.
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CONTRIBUTING.md.Thank you for creating such a great tool! It was very helpful when I recently created a README demo for my project.
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Change linguist-language for
.tapefiles fromelixirtoCaddyfile.Motivation
Caddyfile syntax highlighting is more stable for VHS tape files. Elixir highlighting can sometimes break (e.g., when strings or atoms aren't properly balanced), causing the rest of the file to render incorrectly. Caddyfile uses a simpler directive-based syntax that matches tape file structure better.
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