csv-stringify doesn't automatically quote strings with \r line endings

Describe the bug

The csv-stringify package doesn't treat \r symbol as a line ending. So it doesnt automatically quotes strings with this line ending. It may lead to unexpected behavior when other apps read generated csv's.

I use csv-stringify 5.5.0

To Reproduce

This is an example to reproduce the issue. I haven't tested it but it should work

const stringify = require('csv-stringify/lib/sync')

const columns = [{ key: 'testColumn' }]
const records = [{ testColumn: 'test \r test' }]

const data = stringify(records, {
  eof: false,
  header: true,
  delimiter: '\t',
  recordDelimeter: 'unix',
  columns,
  // uncomment next line for a workaround
  // quotedMatch: '\r'   
})

console.log(data)

Produced tsv will have a record with an unqouted value with line endings

Additional context

• This \r line ending is not common but it exists. It is supported by code editors and apps
• There's a workaround in the example above

Start at csv-stringify/lib/sync and reproduce the example from the issue with a field containing a \r character. Confirm the generated TSV quotes that field automatically, without requiring the quotedMatch workaround, and verify the existing behavior for other line endings remains intact.