Preserve README index line endings - #4
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What changed
The README index generator now detects the source file's newline convention and normalizes only the generated block to that convention.
Why
After the design PR was merged, a fresh Windows checkout correctly used CRLF, but
check:indexrebuilt the generated block with LF and reported false drift. Linux CI did not expose the mismatch.Impact
README content and layout are unchanged.
npm run checknow behaves consistently on Windows and Linux.Validation
npm.cmd run checkgit diff --check