v1.2.2

Fixed

• Unicode command output on Chinese, Japanese and Korean Windows (#102) - on a multibyte system code page (936, 932, 949, or the "Use Unicode UTF-8" setting 65001) the debugger truncates its text output over a pipe, dropping the tail of any line that contains non-ASCII text; a du of a Chinese string came back empty or partial, other Unicode output was cut short, and a line split in the middle of a character could leave the session unresponsive. On these code pages the session now mirrors output to a UTF-16 log and reads each command's output from it, keyed by the markers it already uses to synchronize; the result is complete for every command. Single-byte code pages (such as Western 1252), where the pipe is lossless, are detected and left on the pipe path unchanged.