chore: add .gitattributes to normalize line endings to LF#1581
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.gitattributeswith* text=auto eol=lfso text files are stored and checked out as LF on every platform.text=autolets Git auto-detect binary files and leave them untouched.Motivation
A fresh Windows clone (where Git's default is
core.autocrlf=true) silently rewrites every text file's LF to CRLF on checkout. oxfmt only accepts LF, sopnpm run checkimmediately reports ~1400 files as needing formatting and the local toolchain is unusable until the contributor reconfigures Git globally. CI runs on Ubuntu and never sees this, so the issue stays invisible until a Windows contributor hits it.Pinning
eol=lfin.gitattributesoverridescore.autocrlfper-repo and makes the working tree match what CI expects, regardless of the contributor's global Git config.