Fix syntax highlighting of config files on GitHub - #65
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The file's contents aren't valid TOML, and the illegal syntax is causing GitHub to highlight the offending lines as errors. This commit fixes the angry, distracting red text by switching to a more appropriate filetype.
Also, shorten Vim's modeline so it uses a more concise directive.
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This pull-request makes a few janitorial improvements by improving GitHub's rendering of
.codespellrcand.releaserc, which currently aren't receiving highlighting because the filenames aren't associated with any language or format GitHub currently supports.