Skip trailing delimiter on comment lines in printComment#623
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printCommentcloses each comment line withprintln(), which appends the trailing delimiter whensetTrailingDelimiter(true)is set. So a multi-line comment prints# line1,/# line2,and the parser reads that delimiter back as part of the comment text. Found round-tripping comments through a printer with the trailing delimiter enabled.Close comment lines with the record separator only. The trailing delimiter is documented as following the last value of a record, and a comment is not a record, so the record and header paths keep calling
println()and stay unchanged.