Currently, if the Text::convert() encounters a conversion where the from and to
encodings are the same, it returns the initial string with no conversion taking
place. As I found out, this causes problems where the text that says it is utf-8
isn't actually valid utf-8. In this case, chat messages would not appear in the
GUI since GTK+ won't display or convert invalid utf-8. To remedy this, the text
conversion functions need to validate the text even if their encoding implies
that no conversion is necessary. I moved these checks into the WIN32 blocks.
Feel free to delete them altogether if you think you need to validate on windows
as well.
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