Added a function to normalize the End of Line of coverage.list #18
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…les. This is to ensure compatibility if coverage.list was created on Windows and later used on Linux.
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@csoft-sc thank you for contributing! Will try to get this merged and released this week. |
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Change CRLF to LF on coverage.list files when processing to prevent "No code coverage" from happening when running the Code Coverage on a *nix OS. This is in the case where the coverage.list was created on a WIndows machine on which the default EOL is CRLF.