#7 added more special cases

[Sidharth-Singh10]

This pull request updates the script by adding more special cases of file types to group them into custom folders.
Changes:

1. Added support for special cases to group specific file types into custom folders.
2. Updated the special_cases array with additional patterns and folder names.

[rootCircle]

Hi @Sidharth-Singh10, congo on the second one! Can you check and fix these warnings? Confirm if you're not getting these warnings?

[rootCircle]

Few points

• Please add fixes #n in the PR description not in title
• Add screenshot/video(if required) in PR description as well
• Write proper commit message, even if they seem relevant to you, it might look odd in commit history if merged!

[rootCircle]

ping me here when you're done with those, so we can move forward with your PR!

[Sidharth-Singh10]

@rootCircle
The warning occurs due to the use of "egrep" which is now considered outdated, "grep -E" is now the better alternative to it. Since "egrep" is used in the source code, I did not update the "egrep" to "grep -E" as the issue was to add more special cases.
I can create a new PR to update the same.

[rootCircle]

The warning occurs due to the use of "egrep" which is now considered outdated, "grep -E" is now the better alternative to it. Since "egrep" is used in the source code, I did not update the "egrep" to "grep -E" as the issue was to add more special cases.

You can update usage of egrep to grep -E in this script only! Use the same PR, need not to create a new PR for it!

Ping me when that's done!

[Sidharth-Singh10]

@rootCircle
1.Fixed the warning occuring due the use of egrep
2. Fixed the warning occuring due use of ^* in regex

[rootCircle]

1.Fixed the warning occuring due the use of egrep

2. Fixed the warning occuring due use of ^* in regex

Looks really great now! Good job @Sidharth-Singh10, accepted!

[rootCircle]

fixes #7