Add .bash_aliases to shell language

[wesinator]

Description

Add bash_aliases to Shell highlighted filenames

Checklist:

• I am associating a language with a new file filename.
  • The new filename is used in hundreds of repositories on GitHub.com
    • ~16,198 code results
  • I have included a real-world usage sample for all extensions added in this PR:
    • Sample source(s):
      • https://github.com/hivetech/dna/blob/50ad00031be29765b2576fa407d35a36e0608de9/shell/bash/bash_aliases
    • Sample license(s): Apache

[Alhadis]

👋 Hi @wesinator, thanks for your submission. This looks good; I corrected the search-result URL for you (and narrowed the results down to only include bash_aliases which don't contain hashbangs). Please be sure to link correctly next time.

I harvested some ~1062 files (out of ~16,198 results in total), most of which are unique per user. Distribution most certainly checks out.

/cc @pchaigno, @lildude

[pchaigno]

Thanks a lot @Alhadis for running Harvester!

@wesinator Could you add a sample file as per the contribution guidelines? We prefer sample files from "real" applications (as they are used for tests and to train the Bayesian classifier) and under permissive licenses.

[Alhadis]

Thanks a lot @Alhadis for running Harvester!

More like thanks for fixing Harvester. 😉

FYI, the dotted variant of the filename (.bash_aliases) also commands considerable usage. I harvested 1,850 out of ~16,198 results, which is much more than the undotted variant. We should include it as well.

[pchaigno]

Should we also add bash_aliases as a filename?

[pchaigno]

LGTM!

[lildude]

LGTM.