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Perhaps my perspective has been warped by constant exposure to Linux systems, where everyone uses the locale charset, which is in 99% of the cases UTF-8, but is it really that common for random projects to use random different charsets that do not match the system locale?
How is defaulting to ISO-8859-1 better than defaulting to the system locale (which at least can be changed by the sysadmin)?