Add .ixx as a possible C++ extension
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This extension is used for a C++ module interface file, required for it to be automatically compiled as a module in Visual Studio (as seen [here](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/cpp/modules-cpp?view=msvc-160#basic-example)). Therefore, files with this extension should be highlighted as C++.
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The
.ixxextension is used to denote a C++ module interface file, required for it to be detected as such by Visual Studio, as seen here in the Visual Studio documentation.Therefore, Visual Studio Code should detect files with an
.ixxextension as C++.To test these changes, one simply creates a file with the
.ixxextension, and checks to see if Visual Studio Code marks it as C++ code.This PR fixes #127961.