Re: Split a UTF-8 multi-octet sequence such that it cannot be unambiguously restored?

J Decker wrote:

> I generally accepted any utf-8 encoding up to 31 bits though ( since
> I was going from the original spec, and not what was effective limit
> based on unicode codepoint space)

Hey, everybody: Don't do that.

UTF-8 has been constrained to the Unicode code space (maximum U+10FFFF,
four bytes) for almost fourteen years now.
 

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