ci: restore LF line endings in redline.yml - #125
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The pin bump in the previous commit was committed with CRLF endings on every line but the one it changed. Content is unchanged; only the line terminators are.
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Verdict: approve. Line-ending normalization only: every changed line in redline.yml is identical in content before and after, and the file at the PR head contains no carriage returns. Triggers, permissions, the same-repo/non-draft gate, and the pinned callee SHA are untouched.
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The Redline pin bump landed with CRLF line endings on every line except the one it changed, so the file has mixed endings and its history shows a whole-file rewrite for a one-hash change. This commit converts the file back to LF. No content changes; git diff --ignore-cr-at-eol is empty.