all-the-icons.el: Added .S and .s file extension for assembly files and .ogx #390
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Signed-off-by: Tomas Fabrizio Orsi <[email protected]>
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.Sand.sare common assembly file extensions.Projects like the Linux kernel use
.S.And Wikipedia also describes
.sas a file extension.Side-note: How could one collaborate on adding some new images. I couldn't find a concrete way to do so! (For further collaborations! :D)
Thanks in advance, have a nice week
Edit:
Regarding
.ogxI downloaded some media file using firefox and I got an.ogx. Here's the wikipedia page where it mentions.ogxas an ogg file extension.