csplit: don't add a newline if the file doesn't end with one #7901
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…7901) * csplit: don't add a newline if the file doesn't end with one * refactor test * refactor
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closes #7126
BufRead::linesis inherently lossy in that it is impossible to know whether a line ended due to a newline or EOF. In this PR, I replaced it with a custom iterator usingBufRead::read_untilto keep track of the line endings manually.