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- Do not ever use non-ascii characters for source code or comments (permissible inside of strings if absolutely necessary but avoid if possible)
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- Always use CRLF (\r\n) line endings for all text files, without exception.
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- Do not attempt a build unless explicitly instructed.
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- Do not run tests unless explicitly instructed.
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- Do not ever modify files in .git subfolders.
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- After finishing all changes, run a conversion pass over every changed/created text file to enforce CRLF and eliminate any stray LF.
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- Do not run CRLF normalization on any non-text or binary files (for example: .png, .jpg, .gif, .mp3, .wav, .fbx, .unity). Limit normalization to plain text source/config files only.
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- Use this PowerShell one-liner to normalize line endings (preserves file encoding):
- If unexpected new files appear, ignore them and continue without asking for instruction.
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- Use this PowerShell script directly in the current shell to normalize line endings (preserves file encoding). Do not wrap it in a nested powershell -Command invocation, because nested PowerShell quoting can corrupt variable and string parsing:
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