* Adds DAML, essentially a dialect of Haskell
* Update README.md
* Update languages.json
* Create Daml.daml
* Update Daml.daml
* Line comments are specifically "-- " not just "--"
* Add test for comment-esque function
* Fix number of lines
* Fix DAML example (again)
* Add line using --$ operator
* Update Daml.daml
* Update Daml.daml
* Added CSharp example
Using example from #330, for testing purposes
* Updated Rust test case
Rust test case now has a verbatim string that fails, with current
version of Tokei.
* Added C++ verbatim string to example
C++ Syntax makes this incredibly difficult to parse using the current
infrastructure, `R"PREFIX( )PREFIX"` where PREFIX can be almost anything.
* Updated F# Test to have verbatim string
* Add support for "verbatim_quotes"
Quotes that neglect the `\"` rule, in the case of python as mentioned
in #330 it produces the correct outcome with Tokei currently.
* Add support for verbatim_quotes in syntax
Properly keeps track of current state and handles escapes properly in
the case of being inside of a verbatim_quote
* Added `verbatim_quotes` to CONTRIBUTING.md
* Added Support for Svelte
* Added Svelte test
* Removed Prettier formatting
* Removed unnecessary name in Svelte
* Added Svelte to README
* Removed README formatting
* Fixed bug in Vue Counting Comments
Didn't support Javascript multi line comments or Javascript single line
comments, removed duplicate quotes
* Added Vue Test
* Trigger Rebuild
* Removed Prettier formatting
* Fixed typo, closing ] in multi_line_comments
* Add .erb extension for "Ruby HTML"
The `.erb` extension has been used over `.rhtml` in Ruby on Rails for over a decade at this point.
* Add an .erb file to test Ruby HTML
* Add property shebang_paths to languages.json
* Fix shebang detection bug
* Add from_file_extension and from_shebang_path to language detection
* Fix shebang function names and OR matching in hbs
* Small clarity fix
* Fix shebang env detection and from_shebang documentation
* Change from_shebang argument to be generic
.asm is generally associated with MASM,NASM,YASM, while .s and .S are
associated with traditionally what is fed into the GNU assembler.
To support this, create two different assembly file types.
