Fix trailing whitespace #237
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I noticed some trailing whitespace has crept into these files. It wasn't caught by `pycodestyle` because that only checks Python files. Ideally we'd add a linter that catches these, but I didn't want to take the time to configure one right now, I just want my editor to stop flagging these while I'm working on trying to upgrade `jquery` versions. Long term, we'll probably want a meta-linter like `prettier` or whatever the newest kid on the block is.
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I noticed some trailing whitespace has crept into these files. It wasn't caught by
pycodestylebecause that only checks Python files.Ideally we'd add a linter that catches these, but I didn't want to take the time to configure one right now, I just want my editor to stop flagging these while I'm working on trying to upgrade
jqueryversions.Long term, we'll probably want a meta-linter like
prettieror whatever the newest kid on the block is.