[nschimme]

Updates the MUME Wiki documentation to match official game update #2799 (Unicode support). Specifically updates docs/pages/Commands/A-G/Change.md and docs/pages/Reference/C-D/Charset.md with official help file details regarding change charset, change encoding, and extended character support across commands.

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Summary by Sourcery

Update the wiki documentation for the game's Unicode character-set and encoding support.

Enhancements:

• Update charset documentation to distinguish received character sets from network encoding and document the new Unicode behavior.
• Document extended-character support, unsupported-character handling, and current accented-character input guidance.

Documentation:

• Align the Change and Charset wiki pages with the game's Unicode support and updated character-handling help.

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Reviewer's Guide

Updates the command and charset reference pages to reflect game update #2799, documenting separate receive-character-set and network-encoding controls, their supported options and fallback behavior, and Unicode support in selected commands.

Flow diagram for MUME character handling settings

flowchart LR
    Client[Client or mapper]
    Charset[change charset\nReceive character set]
    Encoding[change encoding\nNetwork encoding]
    Output[MUME output]

    Client --> Charset
    Client --> Encoding
    Charset --> Output
    Encoding --> Output

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Flow diagram for Unicode command support

flowchart TD
    Input[Extended characters] --> Supported{Supported command?}
    Supported -->|say, tell, narrate| Accepted[Command accepts Unicode]
    Supported -->|info, write, reply| Accepted
    Supported -->|Other command| Error[Unsupported characters error]
    Accepted --> Output[Game output]

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Align the change command reference with the new separation between received character set and client/network encoding.	Update CHARSET wording to describe the characters received. Add ENCODING to the available change parameters. Document auto, ASCII, Latin-1, and UTF-8 options for both settings, including legacy-client behavior and transliteration outcomes.	docs/pages/Commands/A-G/Change.md docs/pages/Reference/C-D/Charset.md
Document Unicode and extended-character behavior introduced by game update #2799.	List commands that accept extended characters and explain the unsupported-character error behavior and Unicode limitations. Clarify accent-insensitive keyword matching. Refresh accented-character input guidance and cross-reference related documentation.	docs/pages/Reference/C-D/Charset.md

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Sourcery assessment

Approved.

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