Refactor: Change file type appearance within editor #24
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What changed?
Changed the file type description to something that is more idiomatic to JetBrains IDE. Additionally, replaced the SVG image for the templ logo to better reflect the identity of the file at a glance.
Why the change?
The previous file type description was challenging to spot in the menu quickly, lacking clarity on the language it is related to (templ). Similarly, the previous image, while not entirely unclear, lacked personalization to the templ language, possibly causing confusion around the generic "T" symbol.
Anything Else?
While "Templ template" isn't the best description of the file type, and may require further improvement, it should be more clearly understandable than it was before.
Alternatively, the description could also be changed to something that resembles what GoLand does for .gohtml (Go templates) file type, changing the description to "Go templ files", as well as potentially replacing the image with the Go Gopher and a templ logo in the bottom right corner.