Added languages

• @bwidawsk GNU Assembly, GDB Script
• @isker Dust, Apache Velocity
• @andreblanke FreeMarker

Thanks to some major internal refactoring, Tokei has received significant performance improvements, and is now one of the fastest code counters across any size of codebase. With Tokei 11 showing up to 40–60% faster results than tokei's previous version. To showcase the improvements I've highlighted benchmarks of counting five differently sized codebases. Redis (~220k lines), Rust (~16M lines), and the Unreal Engine (~37.5M lines). In every one of these benchmarks Tokei 11 performed the best by a noticeable margin.

All benchmarks were done on a 15-inch MacBook Pro, with a 2.7GHz Intel Core i7 processor and 16GB 2133 MHz LPDDR3 RAM running macOS Catalina 10.15.3. Your mileage may vary, All benchmarks were done using hyperfine, using default settings for all programs.

Tokei (~5k lines)

Note This benchmark is not accurate due to tokei and loc both taking less than 5ms to complete, as such there is a high degree of error between these times and should mostly be considered equivalent. However it is included because it is notable that scc takes nearly 3x as long to complete on smaller codebases.

Redis (~220k lines)

Rust (~16M lines)

Unreal (~37.5M lines)