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Encoding anomality #956

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@samvandenabeele

In the output to paste in your agent chat, some weird characters are shown. I believe this to be an encoding issue.
example:

Fix the top 3 React Doctor issues in frontend on this pass ÔÇö leave the rest for a follow-up.

1. WARN Bugs: Many related useState calls (×4)
   5 useState calls in "App" can each trigger a separate render.
   Curl with no cache & follow the canonical fix and false positive check recipe before fixing: https://react.doctor/docs/rules/react-doctor/prefer-useReducer
   - src/App.tsx:27
   - src/components/~~~.tsx:35
   - src/pages/~~~.tsx:18
   - +1 more files
2. WARN Bugs: State initialized from a mount effect (×2)
   Your users see an extra render with empty "authState" because a useEffect sets its starting value.
   Curl with no cache & follow the canonical fix and false positive check recipe before fixing: https://react.doctor/docs/rules/react-doctor/no-initialize-state
   - src/~~~.tsx:61
   - src/pages/~~~.tsx:190
3. WARN Maintainability: deslop/unused-export (×4)
   Unused export: `setAuthToken` is exported but no module imports it, so it expands the public surface and can mislead callers about supported API.
   - src/api.tsx:295

Full results for all 67 issues (diagnostics.json + a .txt per rule): C:\Users\~~~

Read each file and fix the root cause ÔÇö don't suppress or silence the rule.

Findings that share a `fixGroupId` (in diagnostics.json) are one root cause ÔÇö a single fix clears all of them, so treat each `fixGroupId` as ONE task, not one per site.

Verify against the real thing, don't assume: confirm each change matches the canonical fix recipe you fetched for that rule, then re-run `npx react-doctor@latest --verbose` and check the issue is actually gone against the real tool before moving on.

Teach me as you go: for every issue you touch, explain it in plain language (no jargon) ÔÇö what the problem is, why it's a problem, and how serious it is in human terms. Describe the real-world impact and severity concretely (e.g. "this crashes the page for users on Safari" vs. "this is a minor cleanup with no user impact") so I understand why it matters, not just what changed.

Then work through the rest from the full results above.

This is all in a pretty standard vscode configuration, and also happens in a regular cmd terminal. Both on a windows 11 machine.

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