>
> So if I find \uFFFD as the last character of a valid but truncated utf8
> buffer and I strip it, I should always end up with a valid string, right?
> That was an awkward sentence. Let me try in code. If buf is the first
> 512 bytes of a long utf8 file will the following always produce a valid
> string?
str = buf.toString();
if (str[str.length-1] is '\uFFFD') str = str.slice(0, -1);
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