uc suffers from The Unicode Bug when the unicode_strings feature isn't in enabled.
It works correctly (giving SS for ß) when the string the unicode_strings feature is enabled.
It works correctly (giving SS for ß) when the string is stored in the UTF8=1 format.
It works incorrectly (ß unchanged) otherwise.
use open ":std", ":locale";
use feature qw( say );
my $ss = "\xDF";
utf8::upgrade( my $ss_u = $ss );
utf8::downgrade( my $ss_d = $ss );
{
no feature qw( unicode_strings );
say uc( $ss_d ); # ß
say uc( $ss_u ); # SS
}
{
use feature qw( unicode_strings );
say uc( $ss_d ); # SS
say uc( $ss_u ); # SS
}
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