Ignore `#!/...` shebang on first line of code files

[rpatterson]

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Describe the feature

Currently, vale process a #!/... shebang on the first line of a code file as a comment. For example, when run on a Python script with a first line of #!/usr/bin/env python3, vale produces the following error:

 1:12   error       Use 'environment' rather than   RedHat.TermsErrors      
                    'env'.                                                   

In terms of being syntax aware, a shebang line should not be considered a comment. Add an exception to the logic that identifies comments to exclude comments starting with !/ if that comment is on the first line.

[rpatterson]

$ docker compose run --rm vale --version
vale version v2.26.0