fix: add lua to languages contribution points
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This commit adds the missing entry for the `lua` language to the languages contribution points (`contributes.languages` field) in the extension manifest (`package.json`).
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This PR fixes issue where files with
.luaextension are not recognized by VS Code as Lua files.This is done by adding a proper entry to the
contributes.languagesfield in the extension manifest (package.json) file.Unless the user added the
lualanguage identifier via other means (e.g. installing other extensions which contributes thelualanguage identifier), without this entry in the extension manifest, all.luafiles would be detected as plain text files, which causesvscode-luato remain inactive eventhough a Lua file (.lua) is actively opened in the editor.