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Added .gitattributes to normalize line endings to LF - #1416
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This PR adds a
.gitattributesfile with* text=auto eol=lf, so text files are normalized to LF on commit and checkout. Common binary file types (images, fonts, PDFs) are marked asbinary, and*.batfiles are checked out with CRLF sodocs/make.batkeeps working on Windows.I also ran
git add --renormalize .. Only one tracked file changed:examples/custom_checkers/static_type_checker_examples/mypy_unknown_error.py, which had been committed with CRLF line endings.Screenshots of your changes (if applicable)
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Existing Windows clones should run
git add --renormalize .after pulling this change to update their line endings.🤖 Generated with Claude Code