Our nice quality checker lintian reports that some (generated) HTML files contain national encoding, many files for the french part of the docs. Indeed, "file" prints something like
hille@debian-amd64-sid:~/devel/zzz_empty/MWE$ file GoingfurtherOthertools.html
GoingfurtherOthertools.html: HTML document, Non-ISO extended-ASCII text
According to the tex4ht people, one needs to specify to create utf-8 at the command line or one should use make4ht instead. I tested both, I can confirm that both methods works; in addition the tex4ht.env needs to be removed.
Based on this I created a patch (the alternative option make4ht is contained but commented). If you need me to create a pull request for this patch, call back.
Our nice quality checker lintian reports that some (generated) HTML files contain national encoding, many files for the french part of the docs. Indeed, "file" prints something like
According to the tex4ht people, one needs to specify to create utf-8 at the command line or one should use
make4htinstead. I tested both, I can confirm that both methods works; in addition thetex4ht.envneeds to be removed.Based on this I created a patch (the alternative option
make4htis contained but commented). If you need me to create a pull request for this patch, call back.