Issue #135: Update docs with file types and directory indicators

[lillian-mo]

Contributor checklist

• [x] This pull request is on [lillian-branch] (https://docs.github.com/en/get-started/quickstart/github-flow) and not the main branch

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Maintainer checklist

• [ ] The commit messages for the remote branch should be checked to make sure the contributor's email is set up correctly so that they receive credit for their contribution

  • The contributor's name and icon in remote commits should be the same as what appears in the PR
  • If there's a mismatch, the contributor needs to make sure that the email they use for GitHub matches what they have for git config user.email in their local Scribe-Data repo

• [x] The linting and formatting workflow within the PR checks do not indicate new errors in the files changed

• [ ] The CHANGELOG has been updated with a description of the changes for the upcoming release and the corresponding issue (if necessary)

[andrewtavis]

Hey @lillian-mo 👋 One thing to note from our maintainer checklist is that it looks like your GitHub email isn't set up properly. Normally the commits for the PR should be authored by the same person and the icons should be the same as well. It looks like your Git user.name is set up properly, which indicates that it's likely your email. Can you check that the email you use for GitHub is the same as what you get for git config user.email. From there we can check if the PR fixes itself, or maybe we can reopen it :)

There's no "problem" with the code as it is, but if I were to merge this then your account wouldn't get the commit credit :)

[lillian-mo]

Hey @lillian-mo 👋 One thing to note from our maintainer checklist is that it looks like your GitHub email isn't set up properly. Normally the commits for the PR should be authored by the same person and the icons should be the same as well. It looks like your Git user.name is set up properly, which indicates that it's likely your email. Can you check that the email you use for GitHub is the same as what you get for git config user.email. From there we can check if the PR fixes itself, or maybe we can reopen it :)

There's no "problem" with the code as it is, but if I were to merge this then your account wouldn't get the commit credit :)

Thanks for letting me know! I've configured my git user.email so that it's my personal email here. Hopefully that works :)

[andrewtavis]

Nice! Do you want to reopen the PR regardless? Likely still won't give you the credit as it is :) Is good for us to have you listed as a contributor as well 😊

[andrewtavis]

Hope it's ok that I close with the plan of reopening, @lillian-mo! Just go ahead and send along the same code and I'll quickly bring it in :)