feat(gitattributes): add line ending rules for verified and received files#17
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…files Added `.gitattributes` file to enforce `LF` line endings for `*.verified.txt` and `*.received.txt` files. This ensures consistent line endings across environments.
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Pull request overview
Adds Git attributes rules to normalize line endings for Verify snapshot artifacts, improving cross-platform consistency (especially for tests and API surface snapshots).
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- Introduces
.gitattributesentries to enforce LF (eol=lf) for*.verified.txtfiles. - Introduces
.gitattributesentries to enforce LF (eol=lf) for*.received.txtfiles.
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This pull request adds
.gitattributesrules to ensure that all*.verified.txtand*.received.txtfiles use LF line endings. This helps maintain consistency across different environments.