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Calculate newEnd correctly when line ending normalization takes place
#256
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As part of #255, we changed the way the
onDidChangeTextandonDidStopChangingcollected changes so that they could avoid relying on the history (see 8a4a4d8 for more background).Later, in ce1964f, we improved the performance of combining the accumulated changes by also storing the change's
newEnd. This was, however, slightly incorrect, as we calculated such coordinate before normalizing line endings, thus causing the various text change events to start reporting inaccurate information.With this pull-request we are fixing that oversight (adding also test coverage to ensure we don't regress in the future), as well as streamlining
applyChange. In particular, we will now take care of normalizing lines insetTextInRangeinstead ofapplyChange, as that's the only call site in which normalization needs to take place./cc: @nathansobo