Map .asm files to Assembly language#1467
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Pull request overview
This PR aims to ensure .asm files are classified as canonical Assembly instead of being attributed to a more specific/competing assembly dialect during extension-based language detection.
Changes:
- Overrides the
extension_mapentry for.asmto always return"Assembly".
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… entities and enhance tests for Assembly handling
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Summary of the problem
Currently coding in Assembly logs it as things like TASM, RGBDS Assembly and other derivatives, where it should rather be logged as Assembly.
Describe your changes
Stopped Motorola 68K from overriding Assembly logging and always use extension detection for .asm files regardless of what language the plugin sent
This PR also does a bit of architectural improvements that I added as it was easiest