Add guessableName to GB18030 encoding#300315
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Currently,
jschardetoften misidentifies GB18030 encoded files as GB2312 due to their backward compatibility. However, this causes significant issues because GB18030 supports the full Unicode range (similar to UTF-8), whereas GB2312 does not.Reproduction: If a text file containing characters like
🌟𠀚〇𡌴鉏is saved in GB18030, jschardet may detect it as GB2312. Upon reading the file with this incorrect encoding, these unsupported characters result in garbled text (e.g.,�9�9�2�2〇�5�2鉏).Close: #248513