enca: fix discard-qualifier warning in is_valid_utf7()#100
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memchr() returns void* from a const unsigned char* buffer but was assigned to non-const unsigned char* p and q, discarding the const qualifier. Change both pointers to const unsigned char* to correctly propagate constness from the buffer parameter.
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memchr() returns void* from a const unsigned char* buffer but was assigned to non-const unsigned char* p and q, discarding the const qualifier. Change both pointers to const unsigned char* to correctly propagate constness from the buffer parameter.