[CleanUp][NFC] Standardize line endings to LF#294
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What should users do when they create new files or modify existing files? i mean how to apply the required format?
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This PR converts all CRLF line endings to LF across the repository.
Standardizing on LF ensures that the codebase remains consistent regardless of whether a developer is working on Windows(Using CRLF in default), Linux(LF), or macOS(LF). It can reduces diff noise, which prevents phantom changes in Git where entire files appear modified just because of a change in line ending settings in a developer's IDE, e.g., #293 (comment)
This PR has no functional change.