Convert line endings to LF #815
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I think we need to add the following # This file defines the Rust style for automatic reformatting.
# See also https://rust-lang.github.io/rustfmt
# Rust language edition to be used by the parser.
edition = "2021"
# Line endings will be converted to \n.
newline_style = "Unix" |
Enforces Unix-style newlines. Co-authored-by: Ossama Hjaji <ossama-hjaji@live.fr>
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This should result in more reasonable diffs of future contributions
where a contributor's text editor would automatically convert line
endings.
See #812, #813
We may want to see if a linter/formatter can check this. TBH I'm surprised this
isn't the default behavior of
cargo fmt -- --check.