I often run into this when I do stuff in Python and forget to add encoding="utf-8" to open(). I think they're finally changing this to the default. Actually I

I often run into this when I do stuff in Python and forget to add encoding="utf-8" to open(). I think they're finally changing this to the default. Actually I ran into a separate issue on Windows where Python will automatically replace the line endings depending on the OS. So I had to specify newline='\n' as an argument to open() or it would alter the newlines to Windows format in the output. (My fault for not running it in WSL, I guess.)