Allow sorting file contents on windows machines#1257
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I ran into this issue, because in one of our CI/CD pipeline's we run the pre-commit checks on a windows image, which would result in a puzzling output from the
file_contents_sorterhook.Before the hook would perform a
.rstrip(b'\n\r')on all lines, removing the CR character, and then join the lines together, only using'\n', resulting in white space differences that are hard to spot.With this PR the newline sequence of the first line is used to determine how to strip and join the lines before and after sorting.
Added unit tests to ensure consistent behaviour on windows.