Update codeNavigation status for C, C++, and Scala

[ashis-baral]

Why:

Closes:

The github-language-support article's "Code navigation" column marked C, C++, and Scala as not supported (✗), but the navigating-code-on-github article lists C, C++, and Scala languages supported code navigation feature. This was an inconsistency between the two articles.

What's being changed (if available, include any code snippets, screenshots, or gifs):

Updated data/tables/supported-code-languages.yml to mark codeNavigation as supported for:

• C
• C++
• Scala

This corrects the table in content/get-started/learning-about-github/github-language-support.md so it matches the list of supported languages documented on the code navigation page.

Verified code navigation works for all three languages using a small test repo (code-navigation):

C — add function definition + reference resolved

C++ — Calculator::add definition + reference resolved

Scala — Calculator class definition + reference resolved:

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[Sharra-writes]

@ashis-baral One says that those languages support code navigation vs. the other saying the languages are supported on GitHub. They may be talking about different things, but I will check.

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[ashis-baral]

@Sharra-writes They're not referring to different things. Both articles are talking about code navigation.