Mark vendored Lexbor as linguist-vendored - #6
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The vendored Lexbor C source made GitHub Linguist report the repo as 99% C, so it didn't appear in V-language searches. Excluding lexbor/** from language stats lets it be detected correctly as a V project.
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Summary
The vendored Lexbor C source causes GitHub Linguist to report the repo as ~99% C, so it doesn't show up in V-language searches or get labeled as a V project.
This adds a
.gitattributesmarkinglexbor/**aslinguist-vendored, excluding it from language statistics. GitHub will then detect the repo as a V project based on the.vfiles.Notes