Fix windows utf8 encoding issue#2687
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Signed-off-by: Bernát Gábor <[email protected]>
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Batch and Powershell do not work properly if non-ASCII text (e.g. "аạąäàáą") is used in the folder name or prompt name.
For Batch case, there is a codepage issue under the problem and cpython's venv has the solution already.
And Powershell assumes Windows 1252 encoding when reading files without BOM. So I added Bom using utf-8-sig encoding.
Batch error screenshot (see broken prompt name after activate)

Powershell error screenshot
