Infer lexers on *.txt files and warn on plaintext #119
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Related to #78.
Instead of just assuming that *.txt files are plaintext, assume that the *.txt file is made up of some specific language. Infer that language using
pygment'sguess_lexer(), and use that as the lexer.Warns the user when a *.txt file is being interpreted as a coding language. Warns the user that plaintext files are not well supported with
structure.