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by Dylan16807
276 days ago
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Any Unicode encoding would allow that. UTF-32 has an entire spare byte to put flags into. 24 or 21 bit encodings have spare bits that could act as flags. UTF-16 has plenty of invalid code units, or you could use a high surrogate in the last 2 bytes as your flag. |
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