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Python's str.splitlines() method treats the following as newline sequences in addition to the normal Unicode newlines already recognized by this library:
U+001C ("file separator")
U+001D ("group separator")
U+001E ("record separator")
Used by JSON Text Sequence (RFC 7464) to prefix each JSON item (suffixed by LF)
How widely are any of these used as any sort of newline sequence?
Python's
str.splitlines()method treats the following as newline sequences in addition to the normal Unicode newlines already recognized by this library:How widely are any of these used as any sort of newline sequence?