TBA data file whitespace cleanups. (#66)

This just converts the few DOS text files still in here to standard text files (line-endings),
removes all the trailing spaces on lines, removes all the trailing blank lines, and replaces
all the tabs (except in .zon files, where they seem to be common) with expanded spaces.

It's easy to confirm this is actually a non-change, except for whitespace:
* `git show -w` shows this commit as only removing 8 trailing blank lines.

This should make no difference to tbaMUD itself, but it will make working on these files,
especially with scripts and automated tools, much easier.

This is the base change for a set of other changes I will put up once/if this merges,
without this, the others are just too complicated to wrangle.

lib/world/wld/317.wld

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ North Street~
 which climbs it's way up into the Wharf.  Seems the great people who make their
 homes in the Wharf like to be able to look down upon those less fortunate and
 watch them scurry about their daily lives.  The road heads east, uphill into the
-Wharf, or west into the main business district of the Cove.  
+Wharf, or west into the main business district of the Cove.
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@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ S
 North Street~
    The road continues east, still heading in a steep uphill direction.  To the
 west you can see most of the main business section of town, which is actually
-quite a ways beneath you.  
+quite a ways beneath you.
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@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ North Street~
 upscale section of town.  The road heads east into more of the Wharf or west,
 downhill, into the main business section of town.  North of you is a small
 cobbled path, very well kept and brightly lit.  South is a glamorous looking
-hotel which looks to cater to wealthier people in town.  
+hotel which looks to cater to wealthier people in town.
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@@ -96,7 +96,7 @@ Gambler's Alley~
 into the gambling section of the Wharf.  To the east and west are casinos which
 specialize in specific games, and to the north the path continues into a small
 court with casinos on all sides as well.  The way south heads back onto North
-Street.  
+Street.
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@@ -121,7 +121,7 @@ Gambler's Alley~
    This marks the end of Gambler's Alley, but not the end of the fun.  To the
 north, east and west are casinos, each of which specialize in a particular
 gambler's game.  South the path leads past more casinos and out onto North
-Street.  
+Street.
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@@ -145,7 +145,7 @@ S
 The Art of War~
    This huge sprawling hall has dedicated it's entire space to the game of War.
 Although most of the tables are filled, there are a few empty chairs here and
-there.  There is a sign on the wall explaining the rules of the game.  
+there.  There is a sign on the wall explaining the rules of the game.
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@@ -158,7 +158,7 @@ Slots~
    Lined against every wall of this building and in neat rows in the center are
 slot machines, slot machines, and more slot machines.  The noise of this place
 is almost deafening, the people's cursing quite the same.  The exit lies west or
-you may try you luck with any one of these one armed bandits!  
+you may try you luck with any one of these one armed bandits!
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@@ -169,7 +169,7 @@ S
 #31708
 Blackjack~
    Dealers sit at tables spaced evenly throughout this plush room, all wearing
-the same expressionless face as they deal the cards to the players.  
+the same expressionless face as they deal the cards to the players.
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@@ -193,7 +193,7 @@ S
 Roulette~
    This building, by far the smallest of all the casinos in Gambler's Alley,
 houses one giant wheel and an attendant who seems to speak nonstop, trying to
-get all who walk into the room to place a wager on the next spin.  
+get all who walk into the room to place a wager on the next spin.
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@@ -224,7 +224,7 @@ S
 North Street~
    North Street ends here before a huge mansion of some sort which lies just
 east from here.  Wharf Street runs south from here thru a great number of hotels
-and high class restaurants.  You may head west along North Street as well.  
+and high class restaurants.  You may head west along North Street as well.
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@@ -245,7 +245,7 @@ The Mayor's House~
    This lush mansion holds all manner of eccentricies, from plush luxuriant
 divines to wide carpets and rugs from overseas.  A wide hallway leads into what
 appears to be a ballroom and a double wide set of stairs lead to the upper wing
-of the mansion.  You may exit to the west.  
+of the mansion.  You may exit to the west.
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@@ -266,7 +266,7 @@ Wharf Street~
    This street, completely done in white marble stone, heads north and south
 from here.  To the west is the entrance to a large park, completely enclosed in
 by a low brick wall.  North of here is another street, one which heads to the
-west.  
+west.
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@@ -289,7 +289,7 @@ beautifully trimmed green grass complete with a fountain and playground
 equipment for the kids.  It looks as if many a family has come here for Sunday
 picnics from the way the people here simply saunter through the park without
 fear of phsycial harm or theft.  To the south is more of this beautiful park,
-east is Wharf Street.  
+east is Wharf Street.
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@@ -307,7 +307,7 @@ McGintey Park~
 comforting, spacious and luxurious pieces of land in the whole city.  Children
 run around your feet as you saunter through the park, enjoying the fresh air and
 the tangy smell of the sea as the breeze wafts it your way every now and then.
-The park continues north form here and Wharf Street lies just east.  
+The park continues north form here and Wharf Street lies just east.
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@@ -324,7 +324,7 @@ Wharf Street~
    Wharf Street continues north and south from here, white marble stone chips
 the entire distance.  A very large, very beautiful park lies just west of here
 looking extremely inviting.  To the east is a glitzy looking restaurant called
-the Blind Pig.  
+the Blind Pig.
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@@ -351,7 +351,7 @@ from the way it looks) you immediately feel as if you may be a bit underdressed.
 All the clientele at this establishment seem to be dressed in their Sunday
 finest, the waiters and waitresses all decked out in tuxedos and beautiful
 serving gowns.  The matre de gives a bit of a sniff at your appearance, but
-quickly regains his composier as he asked if he can show you to a table.  
+quickly regains his composier as he asked if he can show you to a table.
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@@ -364,7 +364,7 @@ Wharf Street~
    The glamour never ends as you strut your way through this upper class section
 of town.  A huge churich, looking as if it must have thousands of rch
 parishoners who attend weekly stands to your east.  To the west is a large
-hotel, the Royale.  The street runs north and south from here.  
+hotel, the Royale.  The street runs north and south from here.
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@@ -385,7 +385,7 @@ The Royale~
    The glittering copper and gold that adorns most everything in this hotel
 gives testament to the fact that it has been aptly named.  It seems that only
 the creme de la creme of McGintey Cove would be able to afford to stay in this
-palacial place.  A small door leads south into a beautiful garden.  
+palacial place.  A small door leads south into a beautiful garden.
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@@ -401,7 +401,7 @@ S
 The Wharf Garden~
    The flowers and trees all around give such an overwhelming aroma, such a
 delightful mixture of fragrances it's easy to forget that you are standing in
-the middle of a huge city.  
+the middle of a huge city.
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@@ -417,7 +417,7 @@ S
 Wharf Street~
    The street runs north to south past a small garden on the west side.  To the
 northeast is a large church or temple which sits against the wall of the city.
-Northwest is large hotel and southeast is a restaurant of some sort.  
+Northwest is large hotel and southeast is a restaurant of some sort.
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@@ -437,7 +437,7 @@ S
 Wharf Street~
    This broad street runs north to south, all covered in beautiful white marble
 stone chips.  Just east of you is a restaurant - the Vista View - and to the
-south the road runs into South Street, which heads off to the west.  
+south the road runs into South Street, which heads off to the west.
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@@ -458,7 +458,7 @@ The Vista View~
    This opulent restaurant serves what is claimed by many to be the finest
 dining in all of McGintey Cove, possibly in all of Dibrova.  To enjoy any of the
 fine meals offered here, all one has to do is cough up the coin to pay for this
-exquisite fare.  
+exquisite fare.
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@@ -472,7 +472,7 @@ South Street~
 heads north into the Wharf.  From here you can see many a fine establishment to
 the north, the rich promise of the 'good life'.  West the street runs past a
 well-kept cemetary and a hotel and begins it's downward slant toward the main
-business dictrict of the Cove.  
+business dictrict of the Cove.
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@@ -489,7 +489,7 @@ South Street~
    This shady lane heads east to west through this cheery, beautiful section of
 town.  Just east of you, South Street comes to an end and Wharf Street picks up
 heading north.  The road heads west past a cemetary and a hotel, then begins
-it's downhill descent toward the business district.  
+it's downhill descent toward the business district.
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@@ -506,7 +506,7 @@ The Oakland~
    This huge hotel, perched on the outskirts of the Wharf, caters to a higher
 class of citizen, but not the highest class.  Prices here are still higher than
 those of the inns and taverns you will find in the business district, but not so
-outrageous as to turn your stomach.  The exit lies to the north.  
+outrageous as to turn your stomach.  The exit lies to the north.
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@@ -519,7 +519,7 @@ South Street~
    You stand at the crest of South Street Hill, the large steep hill that runs
 up into the Wharf, the high class section of McGintey Cove.  To your south is a
 very nice hotel, to the north is finely tended cemetary.  The road runs east
-into the Wharf or south, down into the business district.  
+into the Wharf or south, down into the business district.
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@@ -544,7 +544,7 @@ Cemetary Entrance~
    This small path leading into this cemetary is lined with pretty flowers, all
 landscaped just right.  Most cemetaries give a feeling of foreboding, of
 impending doom, but for some reason this cemetary inspires a serene, Almost
-peaceful feeling and you can' t help but feel drawn into it.  
+peaceful feeling and you can' t help but feel drawn into it.
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@@ -562,7 +562,7 @@ Cemetary~
 place, not in the traditional way a cemetary is thought to be anyway.  Many
 epitaphs are inscribed on tombstones which surround you, some interesting, some
 just simple statements of fact.  The exit from this place lies south across a
-cheery path.  
+cheery path.
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@@ -576,7 +576,7 @@ South Street~
 just to the east.  At the top of the hill begins the Wharf, the upscale, high
 class section of McGintey Cove where only the richest folk can afford to live
 and abide.  To the south the street heads downhill into the main business
-district.  
+district.
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@@ -594,7 +594,7 @@ Private Dining Room~
 and private affairs.  The owner of the inn, always discreet, always willing to
 go the extra mile has created quite a reputation for himself and his
 establishment as being THE place to meet when in McGintey Cove.  The exit from
-this room is north, or you may relax at the large table here.  
+this room is north, or you may relax at the large table here.
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@@ -608,7 +608,7 @@ Wharfside Inn Bar~
 the man and women who frequent the place go to escape from their daily hectic
 lives.  Soft music is played by a harpist in the back west corner of the room, a
 fireplace crackles quietly and Maree serves drinks with quiet and dignified
-effeciency.  
+effeciency.
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@@ -622,7 +622,7 @@ Mayor's Ballroom~
 room.  It seems no one is planning any types of parties in the near future - all
 the tables are folded neatly against the walls, the chairs the same way.  The
 bandstand stands empty, with no hint of any use forthcoming in the near future.
-The exit from this room lies west from here.  
+The exit from this room lies west from here.
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@@ -635,7 +635,7 @@ Hallway~
    Every door leading from this hallway is shut and locked tight.  It seems that
 the mayor takes no chances with his personal affects, keeping them under lock
 and key at all times.  The only obvious exit from where you stand is back down
-the stairs.  
+the stairs.
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@@ -645,7 +645,7 @@ D5
 S
 #31737
 Reception at the Wharfside~
-   A scantily dressed woman is waiting to show you to your room.  
+   A scantily dressed woman is waiting to show you to your room.
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