fix: strip trailing CR in diff content to remove stray "CR" box#2536
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Git splits diff lines on '\n', so the '\r' from CRLF/CR files stays glued to the line content in TextDiffLine.Content. After the editor trims the trailing newline, the last line is left with an isolated '\r', which AvaloniaEdit renders as a boxed "CR" control character. Strip it at parse time. RawContent keeps the raw bytes unchanged, so patch generation and the \r\n/\n line-ending markers are unaffected.
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Git splits diff lines on
\n, so the\rfrom CRLF/CR files stays glued to the line content in TextDiffLine.Content. After the editor trims the trailing newline, the last line is left with an isolated\r, which AvaloniaEdit renders as a boxed "CR" control character.Strip it at parse time. RawContent keeps the raw bytes unchanged, so patch generation and the
\r\n/\nline-ending markers are unaffected.Introduced by commit 6a47cec
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