# Fixture corpora are test data, and the tests read them as bytes: the ASS
# writer battery asserts that parse-then-write reproduces a fixture *byte for
# byte*, and the WebVTT suites compare parsed cue text against expectations
# that spell their line terminators out. Git must therefore hand every fixture
# to a test exactly as it is stored, on every platform.
#
# `-text` turns end-of-line conversion off in both directions. It is not
# `eol=lf`: that marks a file as text, which would both rewrite the corpus on
# the next commit that touches it and hide the platform difference rather than
# remove it. The corpus deliberately carries all three shapes — 131 SubRip
# fixtures and `fixtures/ass/crlf_bom.ass` are CRLF, `newlines.vtt` mixes CRLF
# and LF on purpose, and the rest are LF — and each is the input its test was
# written against.
#
# Without this, a Windows checkout under `core.autocrlf=true` (the default on
# the GitHub Actions Windows runners) converts every one of the 245 LF-stored
# fixtures to CRLF and
# `tests/ass.rs::canonical_fixtures_round_trip_byte_for_byte` compares an LF
# write against a CRLF file.
fixtures/**
# The build script parses this table, so its bytes are the crate's own input.
# It is minified onto one line today and so has nothing to convert; the pin is
# there so that regenerating it in a form that has line endings cannot make the
# build platform-dependent.
assets/html5_entities.json