fix: remove emoji from Windows installer, use ASCII-safe output#157
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PowerShell uses system code page by default causing UTF-8 characters to render as garbled text (e.g. shield emoji as 'ð¡ï¸', checkmarks as 'â'). - Add [Console]::OutputEncoding = UTF8 at script start - Replace emoji header (🛡️) with plain text - Replace Unicode check/warn/error markers (✓ ⚠ ✗) with [OK] [!] [X] - Replace box-drawing ━ separator with plain dashes Fixes garbled output reported in Windows PowerShell.
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Fixes garbled characters in
irm https://rampart.sh/install.ps1 | iexoutput on Windows PowerShell. UTF-8 emoji and Unicode symbols render as junk when PowerShell uses the system code page.\n\nReplaces🛡️,✓,⚠,✗,━with ASCII equivalents. Also adds[Console]::OutputEncoding = UTF8as a belt-and-suspenders fix for terminals that do support it.