fix: make PKGBUILD files a superset of .bash#542
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Arch Linux/ALPM PKGBUILDs are not currently being identified as `shell` files, but they’re really just specialised bash scripts, and thus also `shell` files. This makes `PKGBUILD` files a superset of the `bash` extension, which both makes it inherit the `shell` type, and also ensures that it will automatically adopt any future changes/additions that might be made to the `bash` extension.
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Arch Linux/ALPM PKGBUILDs are not currently being identified as
shellfiles, but they’re really just specialised bash scripts, and thus alsoshellfiles.This makes
PKGBUILDfiles a superset of thebashextension, which both makes it inherit theshelltype, and also ensures that it will automatically adopt any future changes/additions that might be made to thebashextension.