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From what I can gather, LaTeX .toc files are tables of contents as well, so a more generic-looking icon is probably a good compromise.
However, this data format intrigues me: it seems widely-used on GitHub, with most files being misclassified as TeX. This clearly warrants submitting a PR to the site's language savant, but I know next-to-nothing about World of Warcraft. Are TOC files a subset of a larger DSL for WoW? Or are they just another INI-like data file?
I'm asking because if I have enough info, I'll look into getting a PR to Linguist to fix that misclassification...
World of Warcraft addons (and probably some more) have TOC files (http://wow.gamepedia.com/TOC_format) and currently Atom shows the "TeX" icon for them. They don't have any official icon but https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:ToC_icon.svg would probably a good starting point.
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