Version 2.3.1 language detection fixes, and performance improvements

TakaTime v2.3.1 — Improved Language Prioritization

Language Detection Improvements

• Improved language detection priority for modern and commonly used languages.
• Increased priority for Rust and other actively used languages when file extensions are ambiguous.
• Improved handling of ambiguous extensions by prioritizing commonly encountered languages over legacy or rarely used alternatives.
• Reduced incorrect detections caused by outdated or uncommon language mappings such as RenderScript.
• Refined heuristic ordering to provide more accurate results for modern development projects.
• Improved detection consistency for languages commonly used in web, systems, and application development.

Detection Accuracy

• Updated ambiguous-extension resolution to favor practical, frequently used languages.
• Improved Rust detection when extensions overlap with legacy language definitions.
• Reduced false positives from rarely used languages.
• Maintained fallback handling for less common languages where reliable detection is available.

Performance & Reliability

• Continued use of precompiled detection heuristics.
• Improved language selection without requiring changes to existing telemetry data.
• Improved detection logs to make language-resolution decisions easier to troubleshoot.

Data Consistency

• Existing language normalization and migration functionality remains unchanged.
• New detections will use the updated language-priority rules to reduce future Unknown and incorrect language records.