[MacPorts] #60065: coreutils @8.31: ls break with non-ASCII filename

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#60065: coreutils @8.31: ls break with non-ASCII filename
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  Reporter:  FranklinYu  |      Owner:  (none)
      Type:  defect      |     Status:  assigned
  Priority:  Normal      |  Milestone:
 Component:  ports       |    Version:
Resolution:              |   Keywords:
      Port:  coreutils   |
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Comment (by FranklinYu):

 Yes, please close this ticket Joshua. It’s indeed locale configuration
 issue. Sorry for noise.

 == root cause (optional reading)

 The root reason is that I set "language" to Chinese (because I want to see
 UI show in Chinese), while "location" to United States (because I’m
 currently living in California). I thought that the location only affects
 date format, which was wrong. The combination of language and location
 decides `$LANG`, which is the base of the entire locale system. My
 `$LC_CTYPE` set to UTF-8 is simply a side effect of missing `$LANG`, and
 the behavior is shared between iTerm2 and Terminal.app.

 Conclution: there is nothing broken, and everything (MacPorts, iTerm2,
 Terminal.app, and macOS) works as intended. It’s me. I fixed myself.

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