Note that ISO-8859-1 is an order of magnitude smaller then UTF-8, so you
may end up with missing or replaced characters (not sure what they will
be replaced with though, when they don't exist) in the output stream.
XSLT will not drop or replace characters.
If the character is in a place where a character reference may be used,
the character will be serialised as a character reference (& # 1234 ;)
If it is at a place where a character ref can not be used, (eg an
element name, or in a comment, or anywhere in the text output method,
then that's an error) The processor may avoid these errors by instead
using utf8 or iutf16 (which can encode all characters).
David
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