test_nonascii: two unicode a's

[John Arbash Meinel]

Alexander Belchenko wrote:
> John Arbash Meinel пишет:

...

>> No, I don't think so. If you look at Explorer, it is actually creating
>> the correct files.
>> The problem is something between python and the operating system.
> 
> But this problem exists only on FAT32 + russian Windows. On NTFS this
> problem don't exists.

...

> I really don't think this small issue require too much efforts to dig
> into truth. I propose to slightly change filenames in these tests to
> make them different even on my weird russian machine, per example to
> append numbers 1,2,3 to filenames and add explanation about this strange
> effect in comments of test. I really want to see that all tests pass and
> on my crazy machine too.
> 
> -- 
> Alexander

I was overlooking that it was working on NTFS, you are correct.

I'm fine with fixing the test_nonasci.test_platform test, to create the
files with a counter, or whatever, to help it pass.

I wonder about having tests that show where platforms are broken, so
that users know what they can/cannot do. It seems like a useful thing,
but would probably need to be marked differently so that users would
know that we know about the problem, but there isn't anything we can do,
because it is a platform limitation.

Can you test the attached bundle, it should get the tests to run on your
machine. Can you apply it and let me know? Since I can't test it here.

John
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