.gitattributes

# Check every text file out with LF endings on every platform.
#
# Windows git defaults to `core.autocrlf=true`, and GitHub's `windows-latest`
# runners ship that default — so without this line `actions/checkout` writes CRLF
# into the working tree even though the repository stores LF. That is not a
# cosmetic difference: `the_set_of_group_lock_acquisition_sites_is_closed`
# (`src/handles/registry.rs`) reads the source tree and splits each file on a
# pattern containing a newline, and CRLF made that pattern miss, so the audit
# counted the test modules and failed on Windows alone. The test normalises line
# endings itself now; this stops the next reader of a file from having to.
#
# `text=auto` still lets git detect and leave binary content alone, so the
# wildcard is safe for anything added later. Every file currently tracked is
# text — no images, and no `.bat`/`.cmd`/`.ps1`, which are the ones that would
# want CRLF kept.
* text=auto eol=lf