Apple hasn't been using CR since the release of OSX (26 years ago). Microsoft could have made the switch at any time too (just as they could have switched to UTF-8 as universal text encoding on Windows), they just choose not to.
In the end it's not the job of programming languages to clean up Microsoft's mess ;)
Why is it Microsoft's fault? They just stayed on their legacy implementation, Linux and Apple chose to move from the legacy implementation to another legacy implementation. That seems dumb.
The issue is that none of the print carriage movement ASCII characters should be used internally to indicate "end of line", because each of the chosen possibilities are used separately to indicate different carriage movements.
The logical decision would have been to choose one of the "separator" characters to indicate "separation of one line from another" and then allow the I/O drivers to decide what to send/receive to/from a particular device.