Do not UTF-8 encode email body text. (for develop)#1818
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Tested the PR to main. These are the same changes.
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The Email::Stuffer package tries to automatically detect if the body needs to be UTF-8 encoded (either that or it just does so by default), and so if you UTF-8 encode the message first, then Email::Stuffer does it again resulting in "Mojibake". This is openwebwork#1817 for develop.
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The Email::Stuffer package tries to automatically detect if the body needs to be UTF-8 encoded (either that or it just does so by default), and so if you UTF-8 encode the message first, then Email::Stuffer does it again resulting in "Mojibake".
This is #1817 for develop.