https://issues.dlang.org/show_bug.cgi?id=21815
--- Comment #1 from Berni44 <bugzi...@bernis-buecher.de> --- Reading the unicode standard, I think, I erred here on what should happen. Actually, the invalid 0xff character should be replaced by a 0xFFFD-replacement character in both versions (or both versions should throw, but that is not recommended any more, because it might permit a denial of service attack). --
