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add file TextFiles.gitattributes and add folder ".override/" #177

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  1. add TextFiles.gitattributes in .override/ 

    Hello, folks!

I found a closed issue here: [github//issues/176](#176) with this old idea.

> I would like to know if I've thought about creating a folder called ".override" to add `.gitattributes` files related to document files like txt, html, markdown, xml etc.

I find this idea interesting and would like to contribute, help.

> Have you all ever thought of creating a folder called ".override" to add .gitattributes files related to document files like txt, html, xml, markdown?

This pull-request is the solution to this question. For example, here is a .gitattributes file where I have forced GitHub to count all Txt files towards my language stats, *except* for readme.md.

Use case: This is very interesting when you have a repository full of text files like blog posts or website content.
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