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[Quality of Life]: Standardize on LF #954

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From Devin:

CRLF coverage by extension (CRLF / total of that extension):

  • .js: 129 / 453 (~28%)
  • .css: 25 / 81 (~31%)
  • .py: 17 / 39 (~44%)
  • .txt: 9 / 17 (~53%)
  • .pug: 5 / 6 (~83%)
  • .md: 5 / 167 (~3%)
  • .yml: 2 / 11 (~18%)
  • .php: 2 / 2 (100%)
  • Dockerfile, .dockerignore, .eslintignore, .gitignore, .env, .csh, .json — single CRLF files in each.

.gitattributes

Current .gitattributes only enforces LF for one file:

Ensure shell scripts always use LF line endings

_docker-entrypoint.sh text eol=lf
There is no global * text=auto eol=lf rule, which is the reason 201 pre-existing CRLF files are still tracked as CRLF.

Bottom line

201 of 2,721 tracked files (~7.4%) have CRLF terminators on development (HEAD 0977d17).
The mix is heavily JS (129), CSS (25), and Python (17), plus most of the bundled src/external/* jQuery/Leaflet/three.js vendor scripts and a handful of dotfiles (Dockerfile, .gitignore, .dockerignore, .eslintignore, sample.env).
One file — views/login.pug — has mixed CRLF and LF line terminators.
.gitattributes does not yet enforce LF globally.

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