Tolerate UTF8 byte order marker in file parsing#831
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Signed-off-by: Michael Kuerbis <michael_kuerbis@web.de>
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UTF8-encoded text files may start with a UTF8 byte order marker (also abbreviated BOM) indicating that it is a UTF8 file. The byte sequence is
EF BB BF.This change ensures that files with a UTF8BOM can be read and parsed. The heuristic of
BomParserFactoryin particular would previously have rejected all files with a UTF8BOM.Test cases for both parsing and validation are added.
The test files were created by copying and saving them with UTF8BOM encoding in VS Code. The BOM character is not displayed in text previews on GitHub, but can be seen in a hex editor.