Added support for CMake, Emacs Lisp, Fish and Nix #158
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…p.ascii Changed the display of Elisp from "Emacs Lisp" to "EmacsLisp", apparently onefetch doesn’t handle spaces in language names well. Also adding the serialization with strum helped avoiding thread panic. For consistency with the displayed name, `elisp.ascii` was renamed `emacslisp.ascii`.
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These changes are basically the same as my previous PR (#155), but this time I added language support for CMake, Emacs Lisp, Fish and Nix.
I also fixed the display for Org, which was displayed as “Org-mode” instead. Each of these additions were tested against git repos mainly relying on one of these languages.
The only issue I have is with the Nix logo, it seems my terminal emulator (Luke Smith’s build of st) won’t display any differently
Color::BlueandColor::BrightBlue, but my guess is this is an issue with colored.