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… encode A failed IncrementalEncoder.encode() or StreamWriter.write() of a stateful CJK codec kept the shift state reached before the error although its output was discarded.
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encoder_encode_stateful()now saves the codec state on entry and puts it back when the call fails, as it already did for its pending buffer. A failed call discards its output, so keeping the state it reached made the nextIncrementalEncoder.encode()orStreamWriter.write()skip the escape sequence. The decoders are not changed: they keep the state reached before the error, which is right for a caller that goes on with the following bytes of the same stream.Fixes #160522
ANT-2026-ZDF903IU
encode()#160522