Add a gitattributes file to ensure line-ending consistency and appropriate diff generation #10518
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Overview
The purpose of a Git Attributes file is to control merge and diff strategies for different files based on a set of markers applied by Git. These Git Attributes files are read per-directory, in a cascading fashion, similar to Git Ignore files.
The most common use case is to ensure some files are treated as binary files (no diff generation) or to control line-ending normalization.
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