fix: standardize EOC in script #1152
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fix: ensure newline at end of script
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This breaks things..... if we're going to standardize then we should have done so with the 'EOC' style so it intreprets things properly. Things keep getting committed without being tested and breaking things.......... |
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This reverts commit 1dad25a.
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This reverts commit 1dad25a.
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fix: ensure newline at end of script and standardize EOC
The POSIX standard for text files requires a final newline character. Many utilities, including compilers, linters, and text editors, can behave unexpectedly if this rule isn't followed. Adding the newline ensures that your script is properly terminated and that all of its content, including the delimiter, is correctly parsed. This consistency makes your script more portable and less prone to errors when processed by different tools or on different systems.