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-
-// AnvilStats.txt
-
-// A Readme for the project
-
-/*
-AnvilStats
-==========
-
-This is a project for measuring various metrics throughout an Anvil world, presumably created by a vanilla MC.
-It works by parsing the MCA files in the path specified as its param (or current directory, if no params) and
-feeding each decompressed chunk into the statistics-gathering callback function.
-
-Possible usage:
-  - count the per-chunk density of specific blocks
-  - count the per-chunk density of dungeons, by measuring the number of zombie/skeleton/regularspider spawners
-  - count the per-chunk-per-biome density of trees, by measuring the number of dirt-log vertical transitions, correlating to biome data
-
-This project is Windows-only, although it shouldn't be too difficult to make it portable.
-
-Because this project uses NBT extensively, it runs much faster in Release mode.
-
-
-*/
-
-
-
+
+// AnvilStats.txt
+
+// A Readme for the project
+
+/*
+AnvilStats
+==========
+
+This is a project for measuring various metrics throughout an Anvil world, presumably created by a vanilla MC.
+It works by parsing the MCA files in the path specified as its param (or current directory, if no params) and
+feeding each decompressed chunk into the statistics-gathering callback function.
+
+Possible usage:
+  - count the per-chunk density of specific blocks
+  - count the per-chunk density of dungeons, by measuring the number of zombie/skeleton/regularspider spawners
+  - count the per-chunk-per-biome density of trees, by measuring the number of dirt-log vertical transitions, correlating to biome data
+
+This project is Windows-only, although it shouldn't be too difficult to make it portable.
+
+Because this project uses NBT extensively, it runs much faster in Release mode.
+
+
+*/
+
+
+