Don't normalize strings in the CLI

[DavisVaughan]

Closes #90
Closes #123

Follow up to #78

• The CLI now never normalizes line endings, allowing --check to work correctly, and allowing us to take advantage of an optimization where we detect that no changes occurred during the formatting
• The LSP continues to always normalizes line endings to Unix endings. Since everything is Unix line endings there, we could add the optimization there too (and pre-emptively return None in the response to the format request if we detect no changes, rather than running an expensive diff algorithm)

As mentioned in #90, our parser and Biome's formatter are happy with alternative line endings when they appear in the trivia, but if non-unix line endings appear in a token then the formatter panics. This happens in multiline strings, so we now normalize strings efficiently using a Cow::Borrowed when nothing changed.

The way this all flows through biome is (as implemented by rome/tools#1672):

• We send a parse tree with CRLF line endings into the formatter
• The formatter normalizes all trivia to Unix line endings
• We normalize all tokens to Unix line endings (only multiline strings have this issue)
• At Print time, the formatter turns a Unix line ending into the user requested LineEnding

The last step there is why the Printer doesn't allow any non-Unix line endings internally. It really just looks for \n at print time to decide when to apply LineEnding, so \r\n would make it behave incorrectly.