Handle encoding when opening file for both py2/py3 #51124
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[2018.3] Back-port PR #51124 to 2018.3
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This handles opening the README file for both py2 and py3. When using python3 we need to make sure we set utf-8 encoding.
This PR also removes the character that was causing the initial ascii error.
Follow up to #51122