Unify all newlines of '.cs' files in the code base. #96
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This was long overdue, as we have started having issues in PRs due to bad newline format. This simply passes every file through the 'dos2unix' utility, so this diff should be considered autogenerated.
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Unify all newlines of '.cs' files in the code base.
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This was long overdue, as we have started having issues in PRs due to bad newline format.
This simply passes every file through the 'dos2unix' utility, so this diff should be considered auto generated.
All files now use unix line endings (
\n), in charset UTF-8 with NO byte-order mark.