chore: normalize line endings to LF per .gitattributes + bump backend submodules #7
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.gitattributeshas required* text=auto eol=lffor a while, but the rule onlynormalizes at commit time — files added before it kept their CRLF bytes.
git add --renormalize .now applies it: 2512 files, line endings only (git diff --cached --ignore-cr-at-eolwas empty before committing).build-baseline.shis executableagain, and the tree built from this source no longer differs from the deployed state in
14,674 files.
he second commit bumps the
common_cadline_librariesandmaintenancesubmodulepointers from their 2026-03-04 state to the current tip of
master, and records thetracked branch in
.gitmodules.After merging: commit or stash your work first — the large commit touches every open
working tree. Afterwards
git checkout -- .(or a fresh clone) is the simplest cleanup,and it is worth setting LF as your editor's default line ending.