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- **Text encoding:** `TextEncoder` and `TextDecoder` can be stored in fields, arguments, return values, arrays, and closures. Encoding supports UTF-8, including `encodeInto` into a Uint8Array or Buffer view. Codec properties expose the canonical encoding and decoder flags. Decoding accepts recognized WHATWG labels, including runtime labels and omitted or undefined encodings. Literal constructor options support `fatal` and `ignoreBOM`; literal decode options support streaming UTF-8, UTF-16, and single-byte encodings. Other legacy streaming encodings, runtime options objects, inspection, JSON conversion, and module-scope declarations using `var` or lacking an initializer are unsupported. Use initialized `let` or `const` bindings for stored codecs.