Treat "generic config file" as its own language. #1002
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This captures the '*.conf' extension, using the '#' line comment format which is extremely common (though not universal).
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This captures the '*.conf' extension, using the '#' line comment format which is extremely common (though not universal).
The test data passes with the new config rule, but fails because the Bitbake tests also run against the
generic_config.conffile.