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Explaining what extensions_to_index really means

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### `extensions_to_index`
By default, HTML and Markdown files will be indexed. If you are using
another markup language (such as [AsciiDoc][11]
or [Textile][12], then you should overwrite this
option.
By default, pages for which the source are HTML or Markdown files will be indexed.
If you are using another markup language (such as [AsciiDoc][11]
or [Textile][12], then you should overwrite this option.
For example, the `md` extension here means that `*.md` source files will be computed
to generate their HTML version, which will be indexed.
```yml
algolia: