chore: add .editorconfig matching the existing files

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1/5
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1-3 hours
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78/100
Issue type
Feature
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Clearly specified
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Active
Tech stack
shell
Domain
tooling

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Inspect the existing repository files to identify their indentation, line endings, and final newline conventions. Add a root .editorconfig with matching settings and leave existing files untouched. Done means a common editor applies those settings when opening the repository.

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Description

area: community difficulty: easy good first issue hacktoberfest help wanted

tdk-example has no .editorconfig, so editors may disagree on indentation, line endings, and final newlines.

To do

  • Inspect the existing files to find the real indentation and line endings, then add .editorconfig with those values.
  • Do not reformat existing files in this PR.

Done when: opening the repo in a common editor applies the same settings the existing files already use.

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