[BUGFIX] Ensure the right encoding - #429
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- Default to UTF-8 when the document has no encoding, so characters like umlauts stay literal instead of being written as numeric entities
- Convert XliffEncodingTest to the shared doTestFile/yieldFilesFromDirectory approach - Migrate encoding fixtures to the input/expected split .xlf.fixture format - Assert exact serialized output so non-ASCII characters stay literal without numeric entities - Drop the bespoke runner wiring and manual temp-file handling in favor of AbstractFractorTestCase
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This PR fixes #428 by ensuring that the encoding is set to UTF-8 if not yet set properly in the respective xliff files. In general there may be 2 ways of not having the right encoding set:
<?xml ... ?>at all<?xml encoding=""?>or<?xml version="1.0"?>