fix Issue 22971 - importC: can't initialize unsigned char array with … #13948
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I'm not too happy with this, as C is inconsistent about when it allows implicit conversions between char, unsigned char, and signed char. But we'll have to see how it goes.
Once it is merged, I plan to refactor it to make things nicer; this PR tries to minimize change.