fix(tools): use LF line endings in generate_tool_specs.py to prevent CRLF diffs on Windows#4979
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Python's open() in text mode uses OS-native line endings. On Windows this produces CRLF, making every line in tool.specs.json appear changed in git diff even when no logical content changed. Fix: pass newline="\n" to open() so the output always uses LF, matching the committed file and eliminating spurious diffs. Closes crewAIInc#4737
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On Windows, Python's
open()in text mode writes CRLF line endings. This causesgenerate_tool_specs.pyto regeneratetool.specs.jsonwith\r\n, making every line appear modified ingit diffeven when no content changed.Fix: add
newline="\n"to theopen()call insave_to_json()to force LF output on all platforms.Closes #4737