commit a00f14b4484c749ac2943e42e21ad00076acdaeb
from: Oliver Lowe <o@olowe.co>
date: Mon Mar 18 03:17:52 2024 UTC

test for carriage return removal

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 > weight of legacy code and established solutions that will hold us back
 > for a long time.
 
-Absolutely. Memory-safe languages have been around for decades. The
-reason there is so much poor code - including ones with manual memory
+Absolutely. Memory-safe languages have been around for decades. The
+reason there is so much poor code - including ones with manual memory
 management bugs - out there is not a technical problem. There are
 hordes and hordes of programmers, managers, companies etc. who would
 love to get paid to port this stuff. They'll do it for 10% of the