Add new core filetypes for STICKY/OTHER_WRITABLE/STICKY_OTHER_WRITABL…

[mattbalvin]

These flags are set inside of WSL on directories mapped in from the Windows host OS
and default to an ugly/unreadable green background for numerous files in Ubuntu and
possibly other WSL supported distributions.

Added core filetype definitions for these file types and updated the themes to add a
blank LS_COLORS entry for each type which alleviates the theme breaking default
background color for WSL.

Please let me know if you need anything changed/tested to incorporate this change. Thank you!

[sharkdp]

Thank you very much!

Looks like this supersedes #29.

Leaving the style as default for now is fine for me. However, I could also imagine that we want to mark (sticky +) other-writeable folders like /tmp with a (nice) background color. For example:

molokai.yml:

  other_writable:
    background: cyan
    foreground: black

[mattbalvin]

You are very welcome and thank you for this delightful tool! I could definitely see a theme appropriate color assignment being a preferred approach in most environments. WSL has so many files marked that way due to the way Windows file system permissions map into the Linux file system that it ends up being somewhat distracting for me, but any true Linux use case would certainly benefit from the styling you describe. I am very impressed by how cleanly you set up the formatting configuration flexibility. I'm not familiar with Rust currently, but I plan to get some familiarity with it after reading through your code and seeing how cleanly it comes together.

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