Replace UTF-8 right single-quote (’) with ASCII single-quote (') #15
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Currently, the locale is the POSIX default "C". Some files in the moos tree, however, use UTF-8 characters, which can cause applications to fail (notably, the SVN checkout & update process). See themoos/essential-moos#15 for more context. This commit changes the default to "C.UTF-8", enabling use of the extended charset.
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Currently, the UTF-8 right single quote mark is used in a few files. This can cause issues on some systems which aren't configured to use UTF-8 as their default charset. For example, when cloning, SVN halts when pulling the
multicast_7’file unless$LC_CTYPEis a UTF8-like:This PR removes the log file which causes this to happen with SVN, and replaces the token in a few code examples, hopefully preventing it from happening again. The symbol is used all over the readme.md file, but I only updated the occurrences inside codeblocks.