Add .gitattributes for cross-platform line ending normalization - #1369
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Add a
.gitattributesfile to ensure consistent line ending normalization across platforms. This is important for the existing cross-platform CI matrix (ubuntu-latest + windows-latest).What this adds:
* text=autofor automatic line ending normalizationuv.lock,Pipfile.lock,poetry.lock), bytecode (.pyc,.pyo,.pyd), wheels.patch/.difffiles excluded from normalization to preserve byte sequencesMake sure to include reasonable tests for your change if necessary
No tests needed — this is a repository metadata file with no code impact.
Changelog entry: will be added as
<PR_NUMBER>.trivial.rstonce this PR is created.