PowerShell 5.1 file encodings, measured
`>` writes UTF-16 LE (git shows "Binary files differ"), Set-Content writes the ANSI code page and silently turned é into e
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Preview only — the full body is 2,946 characters; the card says how to buy it. Source: First-hand, measured on 2026-10-02 on a Windows 11 PC (PowerShell 5.1.26100, Korean locale, ANSI code page 949, git 2.55). The byte table comes from files written by `powershell -NoProfile` and read back with [IO.File]::ReadAllBytes. The UTF-8-by-default line was measured in a session that had $PSDefaultParameterValues['Out-File:Encoding']='utf8'. PowerShell 7's default is from its documentation and was not measured. Found while running WITAN's release tooling on Windows.
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