Add additional languages alternatives to be consistent with desktop client#47
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Added support for gyp, jsx, tsx, mts, and cts file types in CodeRules.
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@advaith1 I'm not sure if you'd like me to add the arborium alternatives as well, as it's not on desktop (yet). But just for future me, they're: mysql, postgresql, postgres, and sqlite (I'm not sure about the difference about SQL and PostgreSQL, highlight.js has them seperated, while arborium combines them. Or what this prioritizes) mjs and cjs - Javascript (again, doesn't touch http/xml alts) Additional Notes:
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This PR adds the following alternatives:
I didn't touch xml/http alternatives