Update .md filetype to use rich text document icon#35740
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masterbranchyarn changelocallyThis change is limited to the icon used to represent a markdown file, previously it used the
generic code fileicon reserved for .swift, .cpp, .ts etc. Since .md is a human-legible document it now maps to the (non-Word branded) document icon: