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[patch] Keep the patch-fixture -text rule out of the SDK-managed root .gitattributes #134

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[patch] Keep the patch-fixture -text rule out of the SDK-managed root .gitattributes #134

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6 changes: 0 additions & 6 deletions .gitattributes
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# them to avoid a spurious whole-file diff every time the solution is opened.
*.sln text eol=crlf

# Captured git diff output, kept exactly as git emitted it. A patch fixture mixes LF
# structural lines with CRLF content lines by design, testing that the parser leaves
# carriage returns alone, so eol normalization above would corrupt the very bytes the
# test asserts on.
GitIntegration.Test/Fixtures/patch-*.txt -text

###############################
# Git Large File System (LFS) #
###############################
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# Captured git diff output, kept exactly as git emitted it. A patch fixture mixes LF
# structural lines with CRLF content lines by design, testing that the parser leaves
# carriage returns alone, so the repository's eol normalization would corrupt the very
# bytes the test asserts on.
#
# This lives here rather than in the root .gitattributes because ktsu.Sdk regenerates the
# root file on every build, which would silently drop the rule.
patch-*.txt -text
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