[WIP] Fix empty lines added to beginning of ssjs files during deployment#2532
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[WIP] Fix empty lines added to beginning of ssjs files during deployment#2532
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getSsjs()inlib/util/util.jsto trim leading\nfrom extracted SSJS content (root cause of empty lines bug)_beautify_prettier()inlib/util/file.jsto use per-call parser config instead of shared state (prevents html parser from being incorrectly reused for ssjs/json/xml files)xml,rss,jsonccases to the prettier parser switch with correct parsersscript/patch-expected.ssjsto remove previously expected leading newline (confirms the bug was present)Original prompt
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