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Corrected unsafe character#3166
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The double dash was apparently converted to a unicode long dash. Although this is in a comment, the mere existence of these characters triggers editors on Windows such as Notepad to insert extra characters at the beginning of file, which breaks the entire script
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The double dash was apparently converted to a unicode long dash. Although this is in a comment, the mere existence of these characters triggers editors on Windows such as Notepad to insert extra characters at the beginning of file, which breaks the entire script
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The double dash was apparently converted to a unicode long dash. Although this is in a comment, the mere existence of these characters triggers editors on Windows such as Notepad to insert extra characters at the beginning of file, which breaks the entire script