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Previously all null-terminated string readers used `byte as char`, which treats each byte as a Latin-1 code point. This corrupts any multi-byte UTF-8 text (e.g. Chinese/Japanese item names in EXD sheets). Replace every occurrence with proper UTF-8 decoding via `String::from_utf8`, and extract two reusable helpers in common_file_operations: - `read_null_terminated_utf8` (reader-based) - `null_terminated_utf8` (byte-slice-based) Also fix `dic.rs` where `as u8 as char` truncated full Unicode code points to 8 bits. Add 8 unit tests covering ASCII, CJK, empty, and invalid UTF-8 inputs.
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Thanks! Didn't think it would be that easy, also tested it locally with Novus and it prints the correct Japanese text.
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closes: #33
Previously all null-terminated string readers used
byte as char, which treats each byte as a Latin-1 code point. This corrupts any multi-byte UTF-8 text (e.g. Chinese/Japanese item names in EXD sheets).Replace every occurrence with proper UTF-8 decoding via
String::from_utf8, and extract two reusable helpers in common_file_operations:read_null_terminated_utf8(reader-based)null_terminated_utf8(byte-slice-based)Also fix
dic.rswhereas u8 as chartruncated full Unicode code points to 8 bits.Add 8 unit tests covering ASCII, CJK, empty, and invalid UTF-8 inputs.