Juliusz Chroboczek wrote:
> Later on, you merge the two files, and compute the checksum of the
> concatenated file. If the program used for splitting inserted a BOM,
> but the program used for merging didn't remove it, the checksum
> comparison is going to fail.
Even worse:
If the split point happened to be before or after a SPACE U+0020 that some
program rendered as a line-break, the line-break will
move somewhere else, because U+FEFF next to U+0200 is not a line-break
opportunity.
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