Fix some text-incoding inconsistencies #77
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This file is UTF-8, but some characters were munged during transcoding at some point, leading to replacement character U+FFFD (UTF-8 byte sequence EF BF BD) appearing at several points. This commit reconstructs the original intended characters.
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This is a very minor thing, but I came across it while investigating packaging
lestfor Fedora:example/16-trompeloeil-runtime.cppis the only non-ASCII source file (because of theöin Björn Fahller’s name), and its encoding is ISO-8869-1. I think that in 2025, UTF-8 would make more sense.Furthermore,
CHANGES.txtis valid UTF-8, but some characters were munged during transcoding at some point, leading to the replacement character U+FFFD (UTF-8 byte sequence EF BF BD) appearing at several points. I reconstructed the original intended characters.