Fix(skill-creator): specify utf-8 encoding when reading SKILL.md#284
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i saw some other issues related to encoding on windows, |
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Explicitly specifying utf-8 encoding when reading SKILL.md ensures consistent behavior across different operating systems and environments. It prevents potential UnicodeDecodeError exceptions that may occur if the system default encoding is not utf-8, especially on Windows. This change improves the script's robustness and compatibility when handling non-ASCII characters in SKILL.md files.
