There are exactly two characters (of an unsigned char) that cannot be in a Unix filename: '/', which is the path component separator, and '\0'. Everything else, including newlines and spaces, is perfectly legal in a filename, though perhaps incredibly annoying to deal with if present. The \0 delimiter was really the only choice for -print0. Don't really see a context where _both_ delimiters are meaningful in the same file stream, though.
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