pub fn cr_outside_strings_present(src: &str) -> boolExpand description
true iff src contains at least one \r byte OUTSIDE a
string literal — i.e. the byte sequence the canonical
formatter would fold to \n via
crlf_to_lf_outside_strings.
This is the explicit predicate companion to the Cow return of
crlf_to_lf_outside_strings. Tooling that only needs to
know whether the fold would change bytes (the CLI --diff
“CR-bearing line endings folded” cause line, the LSP
did-the-formatter-touch-this guard) should call this instead
of matching on Cow::Owned, which conflates allocation with
semantic change. A future optimization that pre-allocated the
Cow even on a no-op fold would silently invert that
match-on-Cow guard; this predicate keeps the question
answered by the bytes, not by allocation behavior.