Chinese file encoding practice pack

Keep the original bytes. Choose the encoding stated in the answer manifest, compare the decoded text with expected-text.txt, then export UTF-8. Both UTF-8 variants should display the same text. The extension test adds U+20000; use its separate expected answer. All names and addresses are fictional practice data.

The common fixture uses traditional Chinese so all six encodings can represent it; decoding does not convert script. GBK and GB18030 produce the same bytes for this fixture, so these examples cannot identify an unknown file automatically. Successful decoding alone does not prove the selected encoding is correct. The ZIP contains byte counts, SHA-256 hashes, original files and UTF-8 answers.

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