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test: pin core.eol=lf for the test environment

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With the text attribute set, core.autocrlf=false hands the decision to
core.eol, so a global core.eol=crlf still produces CRLF checkouts in the
sandbox clones.

Signed-off-by: Vladislav Doster <mvdoster@gmail.com>
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emulate zsh
setopt no_global_rcs no_rcs no_aliases extended_glob
# Every git clone below -- this repo, the annexes, and each plugin a test
# installs -- must keep unix EOLs. A developer or CI runner with
# core.autocrlf=true otherwise gets CRLF sources that zsh cannot parse, which
# surfaces as unrelated-looking failures (`command not found: ^M', exit 126)
# across the whole suite. Exported so it reaches the git invocations zinit
# makes from inside the tests, not just the ones here.
# core.eol has to be pinned as well: with the text attribute set, autocrlf=false
# hands the decision to core.eol, so a global core.eol=crlf still produces CRLF.
export GIT_CONFIG_COUNT=2 \
GIT_CONFIG_KEY_0=core.autocrlf GIT_CONFIG_VALUE_0=false \
GIT_CONFIG_KEY_1=core.eol GIT_CONFIG_VALUE_1=lf
# Log functions [[[
function error(){ print -P "%F{red}[ERROR]%f: ${1}" && return 1; }
function info() { print -P "%F{green}[INFO]%f:%F{cyan} ${1} %f"; }