YAML Frontmatter block no longer removed after migrating to windows from linux

[another-imposter]

Describe the bug

I recently migrated my foam repo from a Linux machine to a windows machine. I also upgraded the extension Prior to the migration, the foam_template: YAML Frontmatter block was removed when a template was used. Now on the windows machine, that block remains when any template is used. Foam variables present in the template are properly populated.

I've tried using windows style escaped paths and Linux style paths, and Foam handles both correctly but does not remove the foam_template block.

I am also aware of the possibility that I'm missing something simple and/or obvious that is specific to Windows 🙃.

Small Reproducible Example

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Steps to Reproduce the Bug or Issue

Here is the template for my daily notes:

---
type: daily-note
foam_template:
  filepath: '/daily-notes/${FOAM_DATE_YEAR}${FOAM_DATE_MONTH}${FOAM_DATE_DATE}.md'
  name: Daily Note
  description: Custom daily note template
---
# ${FOAM_DATE_YEAR}.${FOAM_DATE_MONTH}.${FOAM_DATE_DATE} ${FOAM_DATE_DAY_NAME}

### Meetings

### Flagged Emails

### Today's Successes
- \
### How could I have made today better?
- \
### Notes
- \
### To Do
- [ ] Task

Expected behavior

I would expect meta-data like type: to remain and everything under and including foam_template: to be removed on file creation.

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Operating System Version

Windows 11 Enterprise

Visual Studio Code Version

1.108.2

Additional context

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[another-imposter]

I think it's related to this:

foam/packages/foam-vscode/src/utils/template-frontmatter-parser.ts

Lines 52 to 57 in 2cac816

	export function removeFoamMetadata(contents: string) {
	return contents.replace(
	/^\s*foam_template:.*?\n(?:\s*(?:filepath|name|description):.*\n)+/gm,
	''
	);
	}

My understanding is the regex in that function will not match on CRLF. I was able to get the expected behavior on Windows by enforcing LF instead of CRLF in git and VS Code and by opening each template file and ensuring only LF was being used.

I have very little TypeScript experience, but I think the regex just needs to be expanded to include \r?\n in place of \n. I can make the PR if you want.