![]() `split("\n")` includes a final empty element `""` if the final line ends with `\n` (as it should for POSIX-compliant text files), which then became an extra `"\n"`. `splitlines()` solves that, but there's a caveat, as it will split on other types of line breaks too (like `\r`), which may not be desired. Fixes #526. |
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