Since you control the dirnode format, wouldn't it be easier just to add
a "this isn't Unicode" flag, rather than translating to a reserved range? If
the flag is set, the name is opaque binary data. Otherwise, it's UTF-8.
Hmm. That suggests another option for Zooko's list: Provide per-file name
encoding in the dirnode format. Set it to whatever the FS says it should be
set to.
Shawn.
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