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      c516c6e3
      Go back to the pre-0.75 behaviour of always ending lines with CRLF on output. · c516c6e3
      deuce authored
      Previously, this was done as Synchronet didn't natively support re-wrapping
      to the console screen width (and word_wrap() didn't exist), so fseditor
      needed a way to distinguish between "soft" and "hard" CRs when unwrapping.
      
      This is no longer the case, so the space-newline pair for soft CRs is no
      longer useful.  Instead, it can now cause an issue where a blank line is
      rendered in some terminals when there is a soft CR after a character in the
      second-last column.
      
      The space was added for FTS-0001 compatability, but since we will now use
      CRLF pairs, this is no longer an issue.
      c516c6e3
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      Go back to the pre-0.75 behaviour of always ending lines with CRLF on output.
      deuce authored
      Previously, this was done as Synchronet didn't natively support re-wrapping
      to the console screen width (and word_wrap() didn't exist), so fseditor
      needed a way to distinguish between "soft" and "hard" CRs when unwrapping.
      
      This is no longer the case, so the space-newline pair for soft CRs is no
      longer useful.  Instead, it can now cause an issue where a blank line is
      rendered in some terminals when there is a soft CR after a character in the
      second-last column.
      
      The space was added for FTS-0001 compatability, but since we will now use
      CRLF pairs, this is no longer an issue.