[php-langspec][Issue #233] - Unicode codepoints are used in the specification, but the specification does not define encoding

You can view the Issue on github: https://github.com/php/php-langspec/issues/233 Comment by Agares: The knowledge that characters 0x00 to 0x7F are encoded as ASCII is still required in the implementation, because otherwise e.g. if "}" is not encoded as 0x7D, then the script won't work, because the PHP interpreter expects that 0x7D means "}". I agree that "ASCII, where 0x80 to 0xFF are allowed" might not be the perfect wording, maybe "but" instead of "where" would fix it? I would like to avoid saying ASCII-compatible, as this raises the question of how it is compatbile? backwards? forwards? And yes, I agree about replacing "character" with "byte.