Add information_for_contributors to grammars

extensions/ruby/syntaxes/ruby.tmLanguage.json

@@ -1,4 +1,9 @@
 {
+	"information_for_contributors": [
+		"This file has been converted from https://github.com/textmate/ruby.tmbundle/blob/master/Syntaxes/Ruby.plist",
+		"If you want to provide a fix or improvement, please create a pull request against the original repository.",
+		"Once accepted there, we are happy to receive an update request."
+	],
 	"comment": "\n\tTODO: unresolved issues\n\n\ttext:\n\t\"p <<end\n\tprint me!\n\tend\"\n\tsymptoms:\n\tnot recognized as a heredoc\n\tsolution:\n\tthere is no way to distinguish perfectly between the << operator and the start\n\tof a heredoc. Currently, we require assignment to recognize a heredoc. More\n\trefinement is possible.\n\t• Heredocs with indented terminators (<<-) are always distinguishable, however.\n\t• Nested heredocs are not really supportable at present\n\n\ttext:\n\tprint <<-'THERE' \n\tThis is single quoted. \n\tThe above used #{Time.now} \n\tTHERE \n\tsymtoms:\n\tFrom Programming Ruby p306; should be a non-interpolated heredoc.\n\t\n    text:\n    val?(a):p(b)\n    val?'a':'b'\n    symptoms:\n    ':p' is recognized as a symbol.. its 2 things ':' and 'p'.\n    :'b' has same problem.\n    solution:\n    ternary operator rule, precedence stuff, symbol rule.\n    but also consider 'a.b?(:c)' ??\n",
 	"fileTypes": [
 		"rb",
@@ -2723,6 +2728,5 @@
 		}
 	},
 	"scopeName": "source.ruby",
-	"uuid": "E00B62AC-6B1C-11D9-9B1F-000D93589AF6",
-	"version": "https://github.com/textmate/ruby.tmbundle/commit/f0ab9fb24f32372d3e4054f33e8c243d810c7260"
+	"uuid": "E00B62AC-6B1C-11D9-9B1F-000D93589AF6"
 }