Introduce end-of-line normalization. #61
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This change introduces end-of-line normalization. On checkout, if on Windows, git will convert end-of-line character of all text files to CRLF, and if on *nix systems end-of-line character will be retained as LF. On checkin, LF will be used.
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Introduce end-of-line normalization.
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This change introduces end-of-line normalization. On checkout, if on Windows, git will convert end-of-line character of all text files to CRLF, and if on *nix systems end-of-line character will be retained as LF. On checkin, LF will be used.
Basically, this cleans up the files for both Windows and *nix systems. No other changes aside from the end-of-line change.