[haskeline] #61: Ignored unencodeable characters mess up the terminal.

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#61: Ignored unencodeable characters mess up the terminal.
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Reporter:  judah   |        Owner:       
    Type:  defect  |       Status:  new  
Priority:  minor   |    Milestone:  0.6.*
 Version:          |   Resolution:       
Keywords:          |  
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Comment (by judah):

 The various encodings I've checked (UTF-8, EUC, KOI8, etc.) all encode '?'
 as the single byte `0x3f`.  So the above solution is fine (and is a
 desireable feature on its own).

 Remember to update the Unicode wiki page to say that we only support
 encodings which use a single byte for both '\n' and '?'.

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