treat .rtf files as binary so EOL don't get changed#5020
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with the change in .gitattributes, this file was being treated as text so git on Linux kept trying to autocorrect the EOL to LF (thus showing up as a modified file). Since this file is primarily used in our .msi pkg on Windows, we should retain CRLF EOL. updated .gitattributes to treat .rtf files as binary.