Fixes #18999 - Added .npmignore as a known file type#19387
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Fixes #18999 by adding .npmignore as a known file type in the registry entries so that they get the correct icon.
Can anyone help me test this change though? Running 'scripts\npm install' doesn't seem like it is triggering the registry entry installation.