Fix character encoding of Engine::get_copyright_info#53773
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I discovered this bug on 3.x and the changes are the same, so perhaps cherry pick for 3.x? |
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Cherry-picked for 3.4. |
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This fixes an issue where certain characters wouldn't display right. The license.gen.h file encodes these characters like
\303\263, but I think GDScript was expecting unicode (ó?).