Add .gitattributes to allow for language detection in /demo directory #60
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Currently, the custom-questions-skeleton repo has no language detection because all files are in a directory called 'demo' that GitHub's language detection software Linguist ignores by default:
This PR marks that directory as non-documentation so that Linguist will scan the folder and detect the languages within, making it easier for developers to understand which languages are used in the repo at a glance.
See this fork to see it in action:
Note that languages may take a bit of time to detect and/or require a change to a code file within the 'demos' directory in order to run.