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:tada: *New Library Release: Kotlin Multiplatform Charset v0.0.1*:tada:

I’m thrilled to announce the first release of *Kotlin Multiplatform Charset*, a *pure port of JDK Charset* designed to make encoding and decoding operations seamless across platforms like JVM, Android, iOS, macOS, Linux, Windows, JavaScript, and WebAssembly!

:rocket: *What’s Included:*
	•	*charset* module: Standard character sets support.
	•	*charset-ext* module: Extended character sets for broader coverage.

Check it out, give it a try, and let me know your thoughts! Your feedback and contributions are highly welcome. :raised_hands:

Github: <https://github.com/fleeksoft/charset>

With Ktor 3 now available on all platforms, I'm curious - what advantages does your implementation offer over the features included in Ktor 3?

And just out of curiosity - what is MicroAmper?

<@U025FAKGGJY> Ktor 3 charsets do not work consistently across all platforms, and not all charsets are supported on every platform. Additionally, Ktor 3 does not support features like:
```.onMalformedInput(CodingErrorAction.REPLACE)
.onUnmappableCharacter(CodingErrorAction.REPLACE)```
Also it don't support checking overflow/underflow for decoding.
Ktor 3 charsets only provide basic encoding/decoding functionality using platform-specific APIs. In contrast, this library offers a consistent encoding/decoding API across all platforms, with support for all mentioned charsets. It works similarly to JDK charsets but is fully functional on all platforms.

I was using Ktor 3 Charset in my <https://github.com/fleeksoft/ksoup|fleeksoft/Ksoup> library but many chrasets like UTF-32 and other were not supported on other than JVM platform and also I need

<@U025FAKGGJY> Ktor 3 charsets do not work consistently across all platforms, and not all charsets are supported on every platform. Additionally, Ktor 3 does not support features like:
Also it don't support checking overflow/underflow for decoding.
Ktor 3 charsets only provide basic encoding/decoding functionality using platform-specific APIs. In contrast, this library offers a consistent encoding/decoding API across all platforms, with support for all mentioned charsets. It works similarly to JDK charsets but is fully functional on all platforms.

I was using Ktor 3 Charset in my <https://github.com/fleeksoft/ksoup|fleeksoft/Ksoup> library but many chrasets like UTF-32 and other many were not supported on other than JVM platform and also I need to check underflow/overflow of decoder which was not possible and i replaced that with this library recently.

<@UFT11FKSP> MicroAmper is a custom Gradle script designed to support Amper features without using Amper itself. I initially started my projects with Amper, but it had too many issues, so I removed it and used this script, which works well. In the future, I will replace it with the Amper plugin once it is stable enough.