Clean up text file encodings, and some formatting p2 #712
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\n is standard, \r\n is convertible, \r on its own is just plain weird.
CRLF strikes at automated tooling again! Fixing CRLF in the index doesn't necessarily fix them in the working tree. I deleted all files in the repository, then checked out fresh copies to make sure my local working tree had no CRLF. I then invoked the same whitespace-after-content stripping command again: rm -r * git reset --hard HEAD while read f; do sed -i 's/\([^\t ]\)[\t ]*$/\1/' "$f"; done < <(git ls-files '*.lua' '*.tdf' '*.h' '*.glsl' '*.fs' '*.json' '*.txt' '*.css')
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This is a follow up from #711
Some issues were missed in the first round, ironically enough due to CRLF in the working tree.
Fixing them CRLF the index doesn't automatically fix them in the working tree - I didn't follow my own advice from ZeroK-RTS/Zero-K@0efc50f when it came to doing it with Chobby - so automated tools expecting native line endings didn't strip all whitespace we expected them to!
I've also manually adjusted some of the weirder files, containing \r without \n. Whitespace stripping was the final step, so with any luck that will be all.