chore: normalize line endings with .gitattributes - #442
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Adds '* text=auto' so git stores all text files with LF line endings (contributors on Windows still get CRLF working copies via autocrlf), and renormalizes the 17 files that were committed with CRLF or mixed endings. Whitespace-only: 'git diff -w' for this commit is empty. Prevents the per-file line-ending drift that made recent PRs noisier than their content. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The repo currently has mixed line endings per file — some files CRLF (root README,
clerk_flutter/pubspec.yaml, the generated localizations, a few source files), most LF — which shows up as noise in unrelated diffs (bit us in #433).This adds
* text=autoto.gitattributes(keeping the existing linguist rule) and renormalizes in the same commit, so it never comes up again:core.autocrlfgit diff -wfor this commit is empty, and the whitespace-hidden diff shows nothingBest merged when no long-lived branches are in flight, since open branches touching these files can see line-ending conflicts on rebase.
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