fix: don't trust libmagic charset recognition#9815
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Because libmagic does not examine a file's full contents, it sometimes mistakes utf-8 or other encodings for ascii. To avoid failures when it's wrong, treat ascii as utf-8 by default, and fall back to latin-1 (iso8859-1) if that fails.
Always encode rendered markdown as utf-8, falling back to its original charset is silly.