* [Platform] Defaulted DB_CHARSET_CODE to 'utf8' in the framework.con…

…fig.php file. If you're still using legacy 'latin1' encoding, now is a good time to convert your database to UTF-8 to properly handle multibyte languages. You can also just fix the inevitable conflicted line in this file after upgrading if you want to continue using your original settings. This new default was selected because it will match how most people are configured and cause a conflict for the least amount of people (i.e. not changing superior 'utf8' back to inferior 'latin1' on existing installs during the upgrade).

framework.config.php

@@ -7,12 +7,12 @@
 define('APP_DB_USER','');
 define('APP_DB_PASS','');
 
-define('DB_CHARSET_CODE','latin1'); // latin1, utf8
 define('APP_DB_SLAVE_HOST','');
 define('APP_DB_SLAVE_USER','');
 define('APP_DB_SLAVE_PASS','');
 
 define('LANG_CHARSET_CODE','utf-8'); // utf-8, iso-8859-1
+define('DB_CHARSET_CODE','utf8'); // utf8, latin1
 
 //@ini_set('memory_limit', '64M');