This is more of a house-keeping thing; it's nicer to have the expected file extension of the modules there than not, so may as well get this clean-up task out of the way too at some point.
Github's linguist is also fails to recognize that the scripts are in fact shell scripts (because it looks for either the shbang, the executable bit, or the extension - none of which are set in our case) - that means that the 99% shell in the motto is contradicted!
This is more of a house-keeping thing; it's nicer to have the expected file extension of the modules there than not, so may as well get this clean-up task out of the way too at some point.
Github's linguist is also fails to recognize that the scripts are in fact shell scripts (because it looks for either the shbang, the executable bit, or the extension - none of which are set in our case) - that means that the 99% shell in the motto is contradicted!