Fix Unicode metadata export on Windows#122
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Write exported metadata files as UTF-8 so Webtoon titles and notes containing non-ANSI characters do not fail under Windows code pages. Refs #121
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Write exported metadata files as UTF-8 so Webtoon titles and notes containing non-ANSI characters do not fail under Windows code pages.
Refs #121
Description of changes
This fixes a Windows only metadata export failure where chapter titles or notes containing Unicode characters could raise
UnicodeEncodeErrorwhen writing.txtorinfo.jsonfiles.The exporter now writes metadata files with explicit UTF-8 encoding, and JSON metadata preserves Unicode characters directly