Migrate to tree-sitter-languages-freed-wu-pr: expand language support #10
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I want it for D, so I added a D entry. I don't know what the extensions of the other new languages are.
I didn't see #8 until just now so there's some amount of redundant effort here. Oops :) tree-sitter-languages-freed-wu-pr is a microfork I made based on grantjenks/py-tree-sitter-languages#53 . It does not change the API or build behavior, it just adds new languages (at least on Linux/MacOS, I couldn't get the Windows linker to work with the full list). This change is smaller, but #8 has more hope of support. So this is intended as a band-aid.