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Dearest Reviewer, I looked at issue stalwartlabs#81 and found that the CRLF was adding whitespace to the text during the integer parsing. I added a trim call to the error flow and try parsing again. I did this because it appears to be the exceptional case and normal flows will not take the cost of trim with every process. I can move the trim back out. I used the failing test that was provided. Thanks for your time Becker
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Dearest Reviewer,
I looked at issue #81 and found that the CRLF was adding whitespace to the text during the integer parsing. I added a trim call to the error flow and try parsing again. I did this because it appears to be the exceptional case and normal flows will not take the cost of trim with every process. I can move the trim back out.
I used the failing test that was provided.
Thanks for your time
Becker