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Refactor calculating file hashes #567
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Refactor calculating file hashes
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Trim text files when calculating the hash
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Remove unnecessary using
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Make fileNamesToCheck readonly
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Revert "Make fileNamesToCheck readonly"
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In favor of FileHashCalculator.CalculateSHA1ForFile
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I am not sure if this is a robust impl, what do we risking if a used text file is not included here?
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This design is mostly for preventing an honest-but-curious user viewing a text file bundled with a mod, and their text editor (probably with an auto saving, or one could accidentally hit Ctrl+S even if they think they haven't change any single character) might save that file with the line breaks normalized (they might be non-consistent due to, e.g., collaboration in Git).
If a text file does not have the known extensions here, the behavior should be similar with the one as if this PR is not merged, i.e., be treated as a binary file.