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Today in PHP horibleness: mb_check_encoding() claims to check whethe the argument is valid for a given character encoding. What it *actually* checks is whether decoding and re-encoding it yields the original bytestring. Decoding some charsets (like ISO-2022-JP) is not injective.
Look, I don't even use PHP for any project, I avoid PHP, but PHP has my record of "times I've had to read language runtime code to find some horrible yet obvious bug", and I'm "that guy who wrote that crazy blog post about debugging Go".
Ppl coding PHP were just trying to make applications running several forms in browsers for users to input their credit cards information then saved to their sql(injected) dbs ...
Uh oh, somebody doesn't know about non-canonical encodings...
It's alright, you can use mb_real_check_encoding() instead
*screams internally, and in the extra-dimensional void*
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