Disable "universal newlines" to avoid unwanted changes #23
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Python 3 is using "universal newlines" by default when reading text files, which means that foreign line terminators are silently discarded and are never seen by the program; to disable this behavior, newline='' (empty string) must be added to open(), see http://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html#open
Test cases:
Output when running on Linux before this patch (note how 0d is changed to 0a except in test-crlf where it disappears):
Output when running on Linux after this patch (0d is preserved):