This is what you get from reading Python docs #1380
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The stream 0 design team produced a file with smart quotes, which builds fine on most systems, but not all. That was valid UTF-8, which is a common default. However, it turns out that the CI system was configured with a different default encoding. I read the docs, and it seems like it might be a good idea to be more explicit about the things we care about: text mode, "universal" line endings, and UTF-8.