Add HCL's full definition to its aliases list #5109
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🤔 I'm not sure we really need this. IIRC the aliases are only a convenience there to help with identifying the language for code blocks and possibly for use in the |
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Aliases are also used by
I know it's long and impractical, but if somebody's told to "search GitHub for Hashicorp configuration language", they'll get nothing. |
Oh yes. I forgot about that. |
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Self-explanatory. I recently did an off-hand search for
Hashicorpinlanguages.ymland was surprised to see "Hashicorp Configuration Language" ostensibly absent from our list.This was going to be a language rename, but HashiCorp refer to the format quite consistently as "HCL" throughout their documentation and codebase, so it only makes sense to follow suite.
Template removed as it doesn't apply.