Add C++ module file extensions #578
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Thanks for this. I undid the result of the go build in this case due to conflicts but that will be rerun before a release is pushed out and will also be done and pushed once I get all the other pending pr's resolved. Will make the next release when the next version of Go is released, otherwise you can build from source to have it now. |
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With the adaption of C++ modules, more file extensions for C++ code appeared.
This PR adds the most common ones (i.e., the list supported by CLion).
I explicitly license my contribution under MIT license.