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Make file formatting POSIX compliant #3435
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Remove carriage returns and ensure files end with newlines
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There have been many new signatures since your PR, so I applied the changes manually. Thanks! |
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This PR makes file formatting POSIX compliant, including by removing carriage returns (CRLF -> LF aka Windows format to Unix format) and ensure files end with newlines (required by POSIX definition of a text file). I also added a
.gitattributesfile which should prevent Git from letting any more carriage returns into the repo. Also, a BOM was removed inREADME_PL.md.