Both my Linux and Acorn machines use LF as a line-end, so the squeak FileList
makes hash of any non-ST code file. Currently FileList checks for a moderate
list of file suffix/types in order to allow the gif reading / flash loading /
etc, so I simply added 'c' & 'h' to the list needing special treatment and use
a CrLfFileStream.

A trivial and partial fix is enclosed, but I have this feeling that it would
probably be better to
a) assume that a file of any not-previously-known type is local line-end format
b) check for 'cs' as a file suffix in order to _not_ convert.

However, that seems a touch more contentious a change that ought to have more
discussion. Maybe 'image' and 'changes' would be worth marking for not-
converting, probably 'exe' (hey, maybe 'exe' ought to be loaded as hex by
default?) and so on.

tim

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