Add file extensions for C++20 module interface units #214800
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Add file extensions: C++20 module interface units
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Since C++20 introduced modules, some new file extensions are introduced alongside. For some of the new extensions, please refer to https://stackoverflow.com/a/76422027/20143641.
This PR adds the functionality for VS Code to automatically recognize source files with such extensions as C++ source files.
To test the changes, simply create a new file with extension:
cppmccmc++mcxxmvia VS Code file explorer and observe that C++ is automatically detected as the language.
This PR doesn't seem to resolve any issues.