Apparently, the .kts file extension is used by a programming language called Kotlin. Github therefore infers that Ketos code files in this repository are in the Kotlin language. It's not really a big deal, but the file extension could be changed, just because.
Note that the file extension .???c is also used for compiled Ketos bytecode files. This doesn't create a conflict with any of the aforementioned file extensions.
If anyone cares enough about this to comment here, I'll take opinions into account before making a decision.
Apparently, the
.kts
file extension is used by a programming language called Kotlin. Github therefore infers that Ketos code files in this repository are in the Kotlin language. It's not really a big deal, but the file extension could be changed, just because.Checking against Github's recognized file extensions (listed here) and Wikipedia's list of filename extensions beginning with "K", the following file extensions appear to be unused:
ke
ket
kto
kos
Note that the file extension
.???c
is also used for compiled Ketos bytecode files. This doesn't create a conflict with any of the aforementioned file extensions.If anyone cares enough about this to comment here, I'll take opinions into account before making a decision.