chore: renormalize line endings, and add .gitattributes to prevent similar issues in the future #7
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…milar issues in the future See https://stackoverflow.com/a/47580886/1261287
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See https://stackoverflow.com/a/47580886/1261287
I executed
git add --renormalize ., and all the changes are triggered by the normalization.Note: after
.gitattributesis merged, the line endings will be automatically normalized in the future, so this is one-time-only PR.