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Use Unix style line endings for source files
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Use Unix style line endings for C/C++ source files (``.c``, ``.cpp`` and header
files). This is required to avoid various build issue for downstream clients of
LLVM. Test files like C/C++/HLSL test inputs can continue to use any line ending
style.

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