[C#] Drop NAnt Build File syntax definition
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It is basically a very rudimentary XML syntax that does not bring anything to the table, does not have tests and does not have any other integration within ST either. Because of the generic file extension, and 100% overlap with the `first_line_match`, it cannot even be reasonably used as a syntax definition by default and compared to the standard XML syntax definition, which would automatically be selected in 99% of all ST environments, it's just worse in every way. See also sublimehq#3569 for a previous discussion.
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It is basically a very rudimentary XML syntax that does not bring anything to the table, does not have tests and does not have any other integration within ST either. Because of the generic file extension, and 100% overlap with the
first_line_match, it cannot even be reasonably used as a syntax definition by default and compared to the standard XML syntax definition, which would automatically be selected in 99% of all ST environments, it's just worse in every way.See also #3569 for a previous discussion.