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Build systems can create tons of different artifacts. One of mine converts UTF-8 into about 30 different local char sets. And of course the files are in the workspace and viewable by me.
It's not. Just saying it's not a really good solution either. The correct charset may well depend on the specific project you're building, and sometimes on the specific file.
Note that non-UTF-* default charsets seem to be fairly common on Windows, while OS X moved to UTF-8 (from MacRoman) only around 10.8 or so AFAIK.