Enforce LF line endings for shell scripts - #963
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This PR adds a
.gitattributesrule to enforce Unix-style LF line endings for all shell scripts:I sometimes use a Cygwin terminal on Windows to build Rapier. When I run
./builds/prepare_builds/prepare_all_projects.shor./builds/prepare_builds/build_all_projects.shfrom within./typescriptit fails because of the unexpected line endings.No functional code changes. This only standardizes line endings for shell scripts.