cut: Fix cut when lines dont end with specified delim #5844
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Print lines without delimiters only when they end with specified line terminator('\n' by default or `\0` if `-s`)
Signed-off-by: Andrei Stan <[email protected]>
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issue: #5795
Using the default line terminator
\nand without the additional option--only-delimited, cut should print the lines that do not contain delimiters only when they are ended with the specified line terminator(the default \n in this case or null-terminated if--zero-terminatedis enabled).In the given input the last line was not ended in a \n so it shouldn't have been printed.