Introduce .gitattributes file and normalize line endings #326
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This commit contains nothing but line ending normalization changes. These changes were performed after the introduction of .gitattributes into the repository.
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I see that you've replied to #325 and already added your own In that case, I will close this PR with two recommendations:
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Introduce .gitattributes file and normalize line endings
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Per discussion in PR #325, I am also proposing a
.gitattributesfile to assist in enforcing a consistent line ending handling scheme across the repository regardless of user's git configuration (This is the most modern and recommended way to handle EOL in Git).Any other diff changes seen are nothing but EOL normalization. No code was modified.
If you prefer to perform the EOL normalization yourself, I can remove the tip commit for you. Or feel free to cherry pick the .gitattributes in by hand and do it yourself. Up to you. This should at least help you get started.