Re: [whatwg/encoding] Shift_JIS decoder (#270)

> Thunderbird supports Encoding Standard plus UTF-7 decoding for incoming email. While there has been existence proof of IBM Notes being able to be configured to send ISO-2022-KR email, anecdotally, for incoming email, it seems sufficient to support Encoding Standard encodings as specced, plus UTF-7, plus recognize non-Encoding Standard Java 1.0 encoding names as labels (for messages generated by old versions of JavaMail).

I've planed my API to supports all officials normative references and then fallback to .NET native encoding (for UTF-7 as for example) at user request.

But jeez, what my current production service received as "html" is just sometimes purely awful...
The spec is highly robust, that's why I'm here ;)

Regards,
Ludovic


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