# Hook golden fixtures are byte-exact (compared via read_bytes); pin LF so a
# Windows checkout (core.autocrlf=true) can't CRLF-convert them and break the
# byte-identity assertion (test_kimi_render_then_serialize_golden_raw_stdout).
# The raw-stdout goldens are *.txt; the JSON goldens are parsed structurally so
# are EOL-agnostic, but pinning the whole tree keeps future B2 host fixtures safe.
tests/fixtures/hooks/** text eol=lf

# Toolgraph policy fixtures are a cross-repo byte contract: their SHA-256 is
# asserted from read_bytes(), so Windows checkouts must preserve canonical LF.
src/memtomem_stm/data/toolgraph-contract-v1/** text eol=lf
