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Normalize line endings to Unix style #28
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Thank you for the PR! I will merge it, and then this repository will be archived as MCProtocolLib now uses a different NBT library. |
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Fixing old mistakes of committing windows style line endings in my original SNBT contribution.
The line endings of files are a mix of
crlfwindows- andlfunix style (se the image below from listing of line endings on the index). This normalizes all files to havelfunix style line endings again.Left side shows the old mix of eol on the index. Right side shows the new normalized eol.