convert to CRLF line endings

doc/file/format.txt

@@ -33,16 +33,16 @@ A heirachical file can contain a reference to another file:
 Where filename must be an absolute or relative [[type:filename]].
 
 That file is included literally into the current one; except for indentation, the included file never escapes from the level the 'include file' line is on.
-
-If the file to be included can vary depending on the locale that is selected, use:
->>>include localized file: <em>filename</em>
-MSE will take the filename and add "_" followed by the name of the currently selected locale at the end of it.
-So for example, if the locale used is the folder "en.mse-locale", the file that will be included is "filename_en"
-You must provide a version of the file for each locale found in the data folder, even if it is simply a copy of the english one.
-
-If the file to be included can vary depending on if dark mode is selected, use:
->>>include dark file: <em>filename</em>
-MSE will take the filename and add "_dark" if the app is currently in dark mode. If not, then nothing is added to the filename.
+
+If the file to be included can vary depending on the locale that is selected, use:
+>>>include localized file: <em>filename</em>
+MSE will take the filename and add "_" followed by the name of the currently selected locale at the end of it.
+So for example, if the locale used is the folder "en.mse-locale", the file that will be included is "filename_en"
+You must provide a version of the file for each locale found in the data folder, even if it is simply a copy of the english one.
+
+If the file to be included can vary depending on if dark mode is selected, use:
+>>>include dark file: <em>filename</em>
+MSE will take the filename and add "_dark" if the app is currently in dark mode. If not, then nothing is added to the filename.
 
 --Example--
 For example, a [[type:set]] might look like this:

doc/function/new_card.txt

@@ -6,10 +6,10 @@ Function: new_card
 Creates a new [[type:card]] object. The card is not automatically added to a set. Use the [[fun:add_card_to_set]] function for that.
 
 The argument is a map from card field names to values, for example @new_card([name: "My Card"])@ creates a card with the name @"My Card"@, and all other fields at their default value.
-
-The map can also contain the following built-in keys: notes, id, linked_card_1 to linked_card_4, linked_relation_1 to linked_relation_4, stylesheet, styling_data, and extra_data. For styling_data and extra_data, the value must itself be a map from field names to values. Be sure to define a stylesheet before these.
-
-NOTE: you should use underscores instead of spaces in field names.
+
+The map can also contain the following built-in keys: notes, id, linked_card_1 to linked_card_4, linked_relation_1 to linked_relation_4, stylesheet, styling_data, and extra_data. For styling_data and extra_data, the value must itself be a map from field names to values. Be sure to define a stylesheet before these.
+
+NOTE: you should use underscores instead of spaces in field names.
 
 --Parameters--
 ! Parameter	Type							Description
@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ NOTE: you should use underscores instead of spaces in field names.
 >      ])
 > 
 > # Write an image of the card to a file
-> write_image_file(my_card, file: "my_card.png")
+> write_image_file(my_card, file: "my_card.png")
 
 > # Add the card to the current set
 > add_card_to_set(my_card)

doc/function/write_image_file.txt

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ This function can only be used in an [[type:export template]], when <tt>create d
 --Parameters--
 ! Parameter	Type			Description
 | @input@	[[type:image]] or [[type:card]]		Image or Card to write to the file.
-| @file@	[[type:string]]		Name of the file to write to.
+| @file@	[[type:string]]		Name of the file to write to.
 | @width@	[[type:int]]		Width in pixels to use for the image, by default the size of the image is used if available.
 | @height@	[[type:int]]		Height in pixels to use for the image, by default the size of the image is used if available.
 | @zoom@	[[type:double]]		Zoom percentage to apply to the card render.