It was written for UTF (sic), not UTF-8, which was non-synchronizable and
therefore ambiguous so care needed to be taken when looking for byte
sequences. It stayed around after that. It may not be necessary, although
without checking I can't say whether it behaves the same as strstr when
illegal UTF-8 encodings occur.

-rob

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