SplitIntoList — the sole backend for TStringList.SetText and LoadFromFile —
trimmed leading and trailing spaces from each split segment. That is correct
for CSV-style splitting but wrong for line-splitting: a TStringList must store
each line verbatim, including indentation.
Removed the trimming so each segment is added as Copy(S, Start, Len) untouched.
SplitIntoList has exactly one caller (SetText), so no trimming-dependent code
is affected.
This also fixes a latent test-infrastructure bug: the threaded test runner
parses each subprocess suite's stdout via TStringList.Text and identifies
failure-detail lines by their two-space indentation. With indentation stripped,
those lines never matched, AddFailure was never called, and the merged result
reported zero failures — so the plain summary printed OK even when [Threaded]
suites failed. With lines preserved, the summary now correctly reports failures.
Regression test: TestRun_TextSet_PreservesLeadingWhitespace asserts on raw
stdout so the spaces inside [] are checked without round-tripping through Text.
Self-hosting fixpoint verified clean.
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