But the "àêü" is not represented in the CP1252 output. It should be, and used to be under Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. It IS represented in the 7-bit ASCII output. What I was expecting to see was characters 224,234,252 in the ISO ISO-8859-1 set. The transform to CP1252 used to achieve that, and a transform to latin1 certainly should, but doesn't.
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