use DuckDB’s auto delimiter by default #325
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This will be particularly useful for French users of Excel, since by default Excel localizes csv with a semicolon delimiter (because it also uses commas instead of dots for decimal numbers…). Which explains why we have awful lots of semicolons-separated-values files.
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Rather than hard-coding CSV = comma and TSV = tab (despite the name), use DuckDB’s magical automatic delimiter inference by default. You can still specify a delimiter explicitly if you use the delimiter option.
Ref. https://observablehq.com/d/f11bdd2a9af411c5