added .gitattributes and normalized files
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See https://git-scm.com/docs/gitattributes for documentation on this. |
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The Visual Studio files probably don't need to be treated as CRLF since Visual Studio is being able to read them regardless of EOL but the |
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This is just good practice. But it also fixes issues with running
.shfiles when using a repo checking out on Windows within WSL as well as unexpected EOL changes in Visual Studio-related files as seen in #4652.No files are changed. By checking
Hide whitespacesunder the gear when viewing the changes you can see that just.gitattributeswas added.I also added some common extensions we are not (yet) using in the repo like
.ps1and.pdf.