fix: add jl alias for Julia
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Description
Julia files have a
.jlextension, so it would be a good idea to add ajlalias for the language.This is useful for me because I'm working on a project where I want to highlight dynamically based on the file extension, and I suspect this is hardly uncommon.
This could be done manually today by consumers of the library with
langAliasbut I think it's reasonable to include the main file extension for Julia.Linked Issues
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Additional context
No tests are provided because as far as I can tell languages aliases aren't tested. Besides, I think it's a very simple change so it's easy to tell if it's correct or not.
Thanks!