🚀 go-pugleaf

	>>> Are you volunteering to provide patches or work on it (:-)

Yes.

Ok, here goes:

GNU diff can do the trick.  However, you have to supply the -a flag for
it to believe (even in the face of 8bit characters) that it's text and
not a binary.  I hardcoded this option into our version (-a now
reverses this option) and installed in /usr/local/bin ...

RCS sets the variable DIFF to "/bin/diff" so I just set it to "diff"
and reinstalled.  This seems to work (at least it does for me ...).

Possible other solution -- set DIFF = "diff -a" and skip the hardcoded
option ... not sure if you exec or parse the args or what, so I didn't
bother with that.

For the GNU folks: I have 1.12 of gdiff; is there a reason why -a isn't
the default?  Is this to keep backwards compatability?  What would be a
better way to solve this?

/jordan