After writing a few scripts and filling my "test folder" with a bunch of one-liners I realized Windows 11 wouldn't let me preview the scripts in the preview pane of the file explorer.
A quick Google search led me to this site in which the author talks about editing the registry.
Basically I used this line of code, as an administrator, in PowerShell:
New-ItemProperty -path "registry::HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.vbs" -name PerceivedType -PropertyType String -Value 'text'
Where .vbs could be exchanged for .ps1, which is the PowerShell script file extension.
For .ps1, .psd1 and .psm1 I didn't have to elevate my prompt.
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