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I think that's a great argument. If someone mails the code, I hope to have the cleverness to suspect the encoding. However, I thought about a code repository or similar where this may be an issue, but most often is not. And I have seen some code where a wrong language character did not provoke a reasonable error, but some arbitrary parser error that went off in another line altogether (not necessarily C#).



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