4 files changed, 60 insertions, 60 deletions
diff --git a/source/luametatex/source/luacore/lua54/originals/patches.txt b/source/luametatex/source/luacore/lua54/originals/patches.txt
index 8a3fc4363..ebd644527 100644
--- a/source/luametatex/source/luacore/lua54/originals/patches.txt
+++ b/source/luametatex/source/luacore/lua54/originals/patches.txt
@@ -1,11 +1,11 @@
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-lctype.h : no longer needed as we dan use -DLUA_UCID now
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-/*       lislalpha(c)    testprop(c,  MASK(ALPHABIT)) */
-/*       lislalnum(c)    testprop(c, (MASK(ALPHABIT) | MASK(DIGITBIT))) */
-
-# define lislalpha(c)   (testprop(c,  MASK(ALPHABIT))                   || (c) > 0x7f)
-# define lislalnum(c)   (testprop(c, (MASK(ALPHABIT) | MASK(DIGITBIT))) || (c) > 0x7f)
-
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+lctype.h : no longer needed as we dan use -DLUA_UCID now
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+/*       lislalpha(c)    testprop(c,  MASK(ALPHABIT)) */
+/*       lislalnum(c)    testprop(c, (MASK(ALPHABIT) | MASK(DIGITBIT))) */
+
+# define lislalpha(c)   (testprop(c,  MASK(ALPHABIT))                   || (c) > 0x7f)
+# define lislalnum(c)   (testprop(c, (MASK(ALPHABIT) | MASK(DIGITBIT))) || (c) > 0x7f)
+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
diff --git a/source/luametatex/source/luacore/lua54/readme.txt b/source/luametatex/source/luacore/lua54/readme.txt
index 5637f04ae..5b3ad4918 100644
--- a/source/luametatex/source/luacore/lua54/readme.txt
+++ b/source/luametatex/source/luacore/lua54/readme.txt
@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
-This is Lua 5.4 as taken from: https://github.com/lua/lua.git (intermediate releases). For
-installation instructions, license details, and further information about Lua, see the
-documentation of LUA.
-
-There is a pitfall in using release candidates: when the bytecode organization changes
-we can get crashes. At some point the luac version became an integer so we could encode
-a subnumber but that was reverted to a byte. This means that we again can get crashes
-(unless we mess a bit with that byte). It makes usage a bit fragile but so be it.
+This is Lua 5.4 as taken from: https://github.com/lua/lua.git (intermediate releases). For
+installation instructions, license details, and further information about Lua, see the
+documentation of LUA.
+
+There is a pitfall in using release candidates: when the bytecode organization changes
+we can get crashes. At some point the luac version became an integer so we could encode
+a subnumber but that was reverted to a byte. This means that we again can get crashes
+(unless we mess a bit with that byte). It makes usage a bit fragile but so be it.
diff --git a/source/luametatex/source/luacore/luapeg/readme.txt b/source/luametatex/source/luacore/luapeg/readme.txt
index 17b6b404d..d8ba6b709 100644
--- a/source/luametatex/source/luacore/luapeg/readme.txt
+++ b/source/luametatex/source/luacore/luapeg/readme.txt
@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
-Commented line in lptypes.h:
-
-  # include <assert.h>
-
-Added line in lptypes.h:
-
-  # define assert(condition) ((void)0)
-
+Commented line in lptypes.h:
+
+  # include <assert.h>
+
+Added line in lptypes.h:
+
+  # define assert(condition) ((void)0)
+
 Maybe some day lua_assert will be used in lpeg.
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diff --git a/source/luametatex/source/luacore/readme.txt b/source/luametatex/source/luacore/readme.txt
index 23eb77311..5156e1047 100644
--- a/source/luametatex/source/luacore/readme.txt
+++ b/source/luametatex/source/luacore/readme.txt
@@ -1,34 +1,34 @@
-About luasocket and luasec:
-
-Till mid 2021 we had the luasec code in the source tree but it was not used yet. It requires
-openssl which is pretty large and we need a bunch of header files. In order to compile luasec
-we need openssl headers and unfortunately there are a few included files that one need to
-make. This create a dependency unless we make a few simple ones; after all we only need it for
-a few platforms. I couldn't locate a neutral header set so it never came to compilation (I
-started making a set myself but could not motivate myself to finish it). We could use it as
-optional library (which then demands a bit different interface). But, no matter what we
-decide, we definitely don't want to compile openssl and include it in the binary. One problem
-with these additional libraries is that they add more code than luametatex itself has so that
-makes no sense.
-
-For the record, an alternative is to use the more lightweight armmbed or polarssl library but
-then I need either to make wrappers or adapt the luasec code.
-
-Anyway, when we consider secure http we also enter the endless updating of protocols because
-the internet is more and more wrapped in security due to lack of control over bad behaviour
-and abuse around it. Plugging holes is not among the objectives of this project also because
-it conflicts with long term stability of what basically is a typesetting engine.
-
-On a positive note, when we use sockets to serve http we can hide behind a proxy, for instance
-nginx is easy to set up and Lua(Meta)TeX happily sits behind it. When downloading something we
-need to cache anyway so then we can as well use libcurl for which we have interfaces built in
-already. If installing openssl is considered a valid option, then libcurl can hardly be seen
-as a hurdle. We probably need that anyway some day in the installer and updater.
-
-The basic socket library is quite stable. In ConTeXt the Lua files already have been 'redone'
-to fit it the lot. In the code base some C files have been removed (serial and unix specific
-stuff) and at some point I might decide to strip away the files and functionality that we
-don't need. Occasionally there are updates to the library but in general it's rather long
-term stable.
-
+About luasocket and luasec:
+
+Till mid 2021 we had the luasec code in the source tree but it was not used yet. It requires
+openssl which is pretty large and we need a bunch of header files. In order to compile luasec
+we need openssl headers and unfortunately there are a few included files that one need to
+make. This create a dependency unless we make a few simple ones; after all we only need it for
+a few platforms. I couldn't locate a neutral header set so it never came to compilation (I
+started making a set myself but could not motivate myself to finish it). We could use it as
+optional library (which then demands a bit different interface). But, no matter what we
+decide, we definitely don't want to compile openssl and include it in the binary. One problem
+with these additional libraries is that they add more code than luametatex itself has so that
+makes no sense.
+
+For the record, an alternative is to use the more lightweight armmbed or polarssl library but
+then I need either to make wrappers or adapt the luasec code.
+
+Anyway, when we consider secure http we also enter the endless updating of protocols because
+the internet is more and more wrapped in security due to lack of control over bad behaviour
+and abuse around it. Plugging holes is not among the objectives of this project also because
+it conflicts with long term stability of what basically is a typesetting engine.
+
+On a positive note, when we use sockets to serve http we can hide behind a proxy, for instance
+nginx is easy to set up and Lua(Meta)TeX happily sits behind it. When downloading something we
+need to cache anyway so then we can as well use libcurl for which we have interfaces built in
+already. If installing openssl is considered a valid option, then libcurl can hardly be seen
+as a hurdle. We probably need that anyway some day in the installer and updater.
+
+The basic socket library is quite stable. In ConTeXt the Lua files already have been 'redone'
+to fit it the lot. In the code base some C files have been removed (serial and unix specific
+stuff) and at some point I might decide to strip away the files and functionality that we
+don't need. Occasionally there are updates to the library but in general it's rather long
+term stable.
+
 So to summarize: luasocket stayed and luasec is no longer considered as a built-in.
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