Normalize "\r\n" to "\n" to ensure ^ and $ match line boundaries #92
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The regex crate only considers "\n" a line boundary, so ^ and $ don't match "\r\n". This can be a problem if code is checked out on Windows and Git helpfully rewrites your "\n" to "\r\n". I ran into this problem when testing GitHub Actions on the textwrap repository. See rust-lang/regex#244.
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The regex crate only considers "\n" a line boundary, so ^ and $ don't
match "\r\n". This can be a problem if code is checked out on Windows
and Git helpfully rewrites your "\n" to "\r\n". I ran into this
problem when testing GitHub Actions on the textwrap repository.
See rust-lang/regex#244.