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This also happens if you use []rune to store the output.
Need to use []byte, then it'd pass.
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Hello, I'd like to request for this issue to be unflagged, it's not a spoiler, it's a problem with the tests. It's nearly impossible to solve it without knowing that.
This problem actually blocks correct solutions, I'll try to explain why below:
If you convert every single byte and append it to a string (like we do in other languages) and then return that string, it fails.
If you append them to a byte array and then convert the whole thing to a string, it passes.
If I had to guess, that's probably because when it handles individual extended ASCII chars, it converts them to the "\uFFFF" format, but for some reason when they're part of a slice/array conversion it leaves them as "\xFF"
Apologies for the late reply; please contact @kazk with regards to issues related to the Go translation of this Kata as I have no knowledge of this programming language.