Azure Static Web App diacritics encoding issue after deployment [closed] - azure

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I am deploying a static web app via github actions and special characters are being encoded.
"Zpět" becomes "ZpÄ›t" after deployment etc. Is this expected behavior? Can I change it?
I tried encoding the string myself using encodeUri, storing it that way and displaying it using decodeUri, but that produces two characters ("e" and the "ˇ" modifier), which is an issue with the font I am using.

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Mr.ABC is a white hat hacker .There are N number of security vulnerability which is similar across the organization on the web application it’s really hard to find them manually to build an “Automation Security Scanner/Framework “.To help Mr.ABC we are going to bulid an automation security scanner.
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