Hi Felix,
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> > … but this is clearly hacking around the problem and is likely
> > incomplete. Storing the newline literally in the internal structure
> > breaks other things that I can't immediately see/fix.
>
> I agree. I rewrote the collections using IO::Async (coming once buster
> is out) and can look at the newline issue over the next few days, if
> you are okay with that.
Sure thing. (I wonder whether we should also check for (at least) \t
and possibly even *invalid* unicode characters; those are a great way
to make programs blow up.)
Regards,
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