fix(skills): force explicit UTF-8 on locale-default Python file reads#524
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The domain-context scanner and a merge test read files via Path.read_text(errors="replace") with no explicit encoding. pathlib's read_text/write_text fall back to locale.getpreferredencoding(False) when encoding is omitted; on Windows, absent Python UTF-8 mode (PEP 540), that is the ANSI codepage (cp1252 / cp936 / cp932), not UTF-8. extract-domain-context.py (lines 126, 211, 270, 315, 418) reads source files, .gitignore, and metadata, then writes domain-context.json. On Windows the reads decode UTF-8 source against the wrong codepage, silently mojibaking CJK comments, accented identifiers, em-dashes, and translated README text into the context fed to the domain-analyzer agent. errors="replace" does not catch this: legacy codepages decode nearly every byte to a *wrong* character rather than raising, so corruption is silent. test_merge_batch_graphs.py (lines 986, 1105) reads assembled-graph.json back for assertions; merge-batch-graphs.py writes it with ensure_ascii=False, so it can contain raw non-ASCII that the unencoded read would mojibake on Windows. Both now pass encoding="utf-8", matching every other Python script in the repo (merge-batch-graphs.py, merge-subdomain-graphs.py, parse-knowledge-base.py, merge-knowledge-graph.py). No behavior change on Linux/macOS, where the locale default is already UTF-8. Relates to the Windows-compat reports Egonex-AI#262, Egonex-AI#340. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Problem
Two Python files read with no explicit
encoding=.pathlib'sread_text/write_textfall back tolocale.getpreferredencoding(False)when none is given. On Windows — absent Python UTF-8 mode (PEP 540) — that's the ANSI codepage (cp1252/cp936/cp932), not UTF-8.skills/understand-domain/extract-domain-context.py(lines 126, 211, 270, 315, 418) reads source files,.gitignore, and metadata, then writesdomain-context.json. On Windows the reads decode UTF-8 source against the wrong codepage and silently corrupt the context that thedomain-analyzeragent consumes — CJK comments, accented identifiers, em-dashes, the translated README text pulled in at line 332.errors="replace"does not catch this: legacy codepages decode almost every byte to some (wrong) character instead of raising, so there's noUnicodeDecodeErrorand no replacement char — just silent mojibake.Reproduction
A UTF-8 source file with a CJK comment, read the way Windows would:
Both alternate reads used
errors="replace"— neither raised, both are silently wrong.tests/skill/understand/test_merge_batch_graphs.py(lines 986, 1105) readsassembled-graph.jsonback for assertions.merge-batch-graphs.pywrites it withensure_ascii=False, so it can contain raw non-ASCII that the unencoded read would mojibake on Windows, failing the test there.Fix
Pass
encoding="utf-8"to the affected reads/write. This matches the convention already used in every other Python script in the repo (merge-batch-graphs.py,merge-subdomain-graphs.py,parse-knowledge-base.py,merge-knowledge-graph.py). No behavior change on Linux/macOS, where the locale default is already UTF-8.Scope
7 lines across 2 files. Relates to the Windows-compat reports #262 and #340.