Fix handling of non-UNIX newlines and Unicode surrogates #11
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…ch the behavior of online interpreter in Chrome/Firefox. Chrome and Firefox replace \r\n and single \r with \n when pasting into textarea.
This program should print 2:
"😊"v
>1n;
>2n;
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This PR makes console interpreter behavior on files with non-UNIX newlines match the behavior of online interpreter in Chrome/Firefox. Browsers replace \r\n and single \r with \n when pasting into textarea.
Also it fixes handling of Unicode characters beyond U+FFFF (they were treated as two characters before).
Also some improvements to README.md.