Treat all files with git{config,attributes,modules}/editorconfig extensions as properties files#103326
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This PR fixes #103042 (again), as I found more occurrences of the issue -
files with the extensions
.gitconfig,.gitattributes,.gitmodules,.editorconfigare not being considered of type Properties,unless they match that exact filename, with nothing before the dot.
How to test:
Create and open files named
john.gitconfig,server.gitattributes,client.gitmodules,windows.editorconfig.The language mode for them should be set to Properties.