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Stop treating test files as executable and fix encoding#11065
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@dotnet-bot test tizen armel cross debug build (https://github.com/dotnet/coreclr/issues/11069) |
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Turns out we accidentally made some test source code executable and git end up thinking they are executable files. Chmod -x fixed it. Also changing line ending and encoding to UTF-8 (only for one string marshaling test code that has unicode in it) to play nicer with git.