fix: handle UTF-16LE-encoded manifests on Windows #1021
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Prior to Bazel 8, manifest files containing non-ASCII characters were written with UTF-16LE encoding instead of UTF-8 on Windows:
This led to disable failing tests in CI:
//tests/zip:unicode_test://tests/mappings:utf8_manifest_test:Since the manifest is plain JSON, the fix simply consists in detecting whether the second byte is
0, where the default UTF-8 decoding would fail, in which case we assume the file is UTF-16LE-encoded.The code is slightly reorganized to factor out the encoding selection.
This allows to enable
//tests/mappings:utf8_manifest_testand//tests/zip:unicode_testtests in Windows CI.