This is the very simplest replacement of utf8_encode/_decode with their mbstring counterparts: it doesn't attempt to use mbstring more fully in the absence of iconv for encodings beyond ISO 8859-1 or anything like that, nor does it report mbstring's absence in any specific way if we fall down there and it's missing (this could be added of course).
The idea here is just to indicate that a simple replacement does work fine and passes the tests.
This is the very simplest replacement of utf8_encode/_decode with their mbstring counterparts: it doesn't attempt to use mbstring more fully in the absence of iconv for encodings beyond ISO 8859-1 or anything like that, nor does it report mbstring's absence in any specific way if we fall down there and it's missing (this could be added of course).
The idea here is just to indicate that a simple replacement does work fine and passes the tests.
See #320, #324