Restore leading spaces on empty context lines in patch files #2015
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git apply generally does not care, except for CRLF line endings with CRLF line endings if an empty line in the patch context does not have a leading space it results in a "corrupt patch" error
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git applydoes not care about these. However, if the repository is checked out with CRLF line endings, an empty line in the patch context without a leading space results in a "corrupt patch" error. In other cases this change should have no effect.