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is non-ASCII on the first line of the file, preventing the step from executing
properly. This was discovered by the DirectoryBrowserSupport unit test failing.
This can be worked around by inserting a leading carriage return so that bash
won't find the non-ASCII on the first line.

   - Modify the Shell task to insert a carriage return for shell scripts that
     don't start with #! or already contain a leading carriage return.

     main/core/src/main/java/hudson/tasks/Shell.java

   - This test failed after the change because the inserted carriage return
     is returned from getContent(). Trim the result before comparing it to
     the expected data.

     main/test/src/test/java/hudson/model/FreeStyleProjectTest.java


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