.gitattributes

# Enforce LF line endings everywhere.
#
# `text=auto` lets git auto-detect text vs binary; `eol=lf` forces text files to
# LF both in the repository AND on checkout — so a Windows working tree can never
# reintroduce CRLF, and every contributor commits LF regardless of their local
# core.autocrlf. This is the authoritative rule; .editorconfig just nudges
# editors to match.
* text=auto eol=lf

# Binary assets — never normalize (belt-and-suspenders over git's own auto
# detection, so a renormalize can never corrupt them).
*.png   binary
*.jpg   binary
*.jpeg  binary
*.gif   binary
*.ico   binary
*.webp  binary
*.woff  binary
*.woff2 binary
*.ttf   binary
*.otf   binary
*.glb   binary
*.wasm  binary

# Large media in Git LFS. Video is the only thing in this repo big enough to
# matter: the homepage demo has been re-recorded three times and every version
# is still in the pack, so roughly 63 MB of a ~127 MB clone is video — over
# half of it files that no longer exist on any branch.
#
# This stops the bleeding going forward (each future re-record costs a pointer,
# not another 15 MB blob) but does NOT shrink an existing clone: the blobs
# already in history only go away with `git lfs migrate import --everything`
# and a force-push, which rewrites every SHA and breaks open PRs and forks.
#
# `-text` here replaces the plain `binary` these two patterns used to carry —
# `binary` is shorthand for `-text -diff`, and LFS needs its own `diff=lfs`.
#
# Anything checked out through LFS must be fetched by CI that reads it:
# .github/workflows/docs.yml passes `lfs: true` to actions/checkout for exactly
# this reason. Without it the built site ships 130-byte pointer files.
*.mp4   filter=lfs diff=lfs merge=lfs -text
*.webm  filter=lfs diff=lfs merge=lfs -text