refactor(files): simplify file filtering and default to text#1541
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- Remove filetype-based filtering from file list, now only filters out empty entries. - Add simple binary detection in get_file by rejecting files with null bytes. - filetype() now defaults to 'text' if detection fails, letting content validation handle unreadable files. This improves robustness and performance by avoiding unnecessary filetype checks and handling binary files more gracefully. Closes CopilotC-Nvim#1533
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empty entries.
bytes.
validation handle unreadable files.
This improves robustness and performance by avoiding unnecessary
filetype checks and handling binary files more gracefully.
Closes #1533