Normalize newlines to '\n' when generating templates #853
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It looks like these templates were previously generated on Windows as they've got
\r\nline endings. These get encoded into base64 when generating the templates, which makes the diffs messy, similar to #852. Running the script with no changes on macOS currently shows a diff, even though there are no changes.This normalizes it by replacing newlines with
\nwhen encoding base64, so now Windows and non-Windows should generate the same output.