# Every text file is LF in the index and LF in every working tree, whatever a clone's

# core.autocrlf says. Three things already depend on it and none of them would say so

# when it broke: the workflows run `git diff --exit-code` to prove the build idempotent,

# so a CRLF checkout reports every generator out of step; check:docs measures a document

# in characters, and a CR is one; and every reader of a generated file splits on '\n'

# and keeps the CR, so a comparison that should match differs by an invisible byte.

#

# This declares what the tree already is. `git ls-files --eol` reports LF for every text

# file here, so a renormalise is a no-op, and that is the point: the accident becomes a

# contract before a Windows clone gets the chance to disprove it. check:generated holds

# the other half, refusing a tracked text file that carries a CR at all.

* text=auto eol=lf

# A binary is diffed by nothing and converted by nothing. The .woff2 are the three git

# already detects; the rest are named ahead of the first one committed, because the cost

# of the omission is a corrupted file and the cost of the line is a line.

*.woff2 binary

*.png binary

*.ico binary

*.jpg binary

*.jpeg binary

*.gif binary

*.webp binary

*.pdf binary

# An .svg is XML: a brand mark here is read and reviewed as text, and gets LF like the

# rest. Naming it is what keeps text=auto from having to guess.

*.svg text eol=lf