Don't trim trailing whitespace in resx files - #68634
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Updates repository-wide EditorConfig settings to prevent editors from trimming trailing whitespace in .resx files, avoiding noisy whitespace churn caused by Visual Studio’s RESX generator behavior.
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- Adds a
.resx-specific EditorConfig section to disabletrim_trailing_whitespace. - Fixes the formatting/line-numbering at the end of
.editorconfig(no semantic change).
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The RESX generator in Visual Studio produces extra trailing whitespaces in resx files. Manual edits to the resx files could lead editors to try to trim these whitespaces, then a next developer editing resx by Visual Studio will get those whitespaces back again, etc.
It's best to instruct editors to not touch the whitespaces in this case.