Normalize README-3.0.md to LF line endings#17632
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The file currently has CRLF line endings on 3.0 and 3.0-dev, while fasttrack/3.0 has LF (normalized during a prior merge-conflict resolution). The repo has core.autocrlf=true; this commit uses `git add --renormalize` to align with the standard. Content is byte-identical apart from the EOL stripping. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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README-3.0.mdfile currently has CRLF line endings on the3.0and3.0-devbranches, whilefasttrack/3.0has LF (normalized during a prior merge-conflict resolution — commit 1392776).This caused a confusing whole-file diff between
3.0andfasttrack/3.0that GitHub hides by default but shows up in any localgit diff.This PR normalizes to LF on
3.0-dev(the repo hascore.autocrlf=true, so this is justgit add --renormalize). Content is byte-identical aside from the stripped CRs.After this lands and flows into
3.0, the cosmetic diff withfasttrack/3.0will disappear.