fix: Add UTF-8 encoding for cross-platform file reading in context-monitor #107
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Fixes file reading error on Windows where the default encoding (cp949) fails to read UTF-8 transcript files. Adding explicit encoding='utf-8' with errors='replace' ensures cross-platform compatibility.
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Fixes #106
Problem
The context-monitor fails to read transcript files on Windows due to encoding mismatch. The script doesn't specify
encoding, so it defaults to cp949 on Windows, which can't handle UTF-8 content.
Solution
Added explicit UTF-8 encoding to the file open call:
This follows Python best practices and ensures the code works across all platforms.
Testing
Tested on Windows 11 with Python 3.13. The statusline now correctly displays context information instead of "???".
Changes
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