Add .slnLaunch to JSON extensions#7986
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Linguist identifies file extensions case-insensitively, so there's no need for camelCased variant of .slnLaunch.
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.slnLaunch is a json-formatted file used by Visual Studio to create launch profiles for combinations of .NET projects with specific configurations and architectures.
As indicated by Microsoft Learn - Set multiple startup projects and Visual Studio's own behaviour when creating a launch profile via GUI, the canonical format is ".slnLaunch", with the capital "L", however Visual Studio will also recognise the file with a lower-case L. In fact, Visual Studio matches case-insensitively, but
.*\.sln[Ll]aunchcovers most reasonable cases.(Above: N/A, as far as I am aware there is no other use for .slnLaunch)