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by foldr
556 days ago
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Hmm, not as I read it. It says that UTF-8 is the 'default' encoding. In context that just means that it's the encoding you assume if the first four octets don't match a pattern characteristic of one of the other encodings (when restricted to ASCII characters). See section 3 of https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc4627. The original RFC is vague, but I think the idea is that a fully conformant implementation would support all the encodings mentioned. |
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