New extensions for consistency with Markup#2778
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This pull request adds the
.wikifile extension to Mediawiki.There are around 373,000
.wikifiles on GitHub.These files are already recognized and rendered as Mediawiki files by github/markup. This change would make Linguist consistent with Markup (in order to use Linguist as the detection engine for Markup in a second time).
EDIT: I added
.rst.txtand.rest.txtfor reStructuredText since they follow the same logic, ie. they're already recognized by github/markup.