Normalize repo to LF (Unix) line-endings, enforce #654
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- A top-level .gitattributes sets the attribute 'text=auto' for all files in the repo, enabling line-ending normalization - A `git add --renormalize` run converted any existing CRLF files to the canonical LF format. - 'text=auto' permits Git on Windows to convert files to CRLF automatically on checkout, for convenience. Any commits added will be converted back to the repo format for checkin.
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This PR normalizes the line-ending format for all files in the repo, and preserves this going forward by configuring git to manage EOL format for all files automatically (converting where appropriate).
.gitattributesfile sets the attributetext=autofor all files in the repo, enabling line-ending normalizationgit add --renormalizerun converted any existing CRLF files to the canonical LF format.Automatic behind-the-scenes conversion, for Windows users
text=autois set. Any commits added will be converted back to the repo format for checkin. This keeps the repo's files consistent without forcing any disruptive changes on Windows users.