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I give you here my opinion, based on the information that you provide.

It seems that there is a source encoding problem.
Every text file has its own encoding.
When characters beyond the basic ASCII set are represented, many incompatible encodings are in use.
Nowadays, Unicode encodings are prefirable, since the Unicode set of characters comprehend all characters present in any preexistent encoding in the world.

If you write a character, your text editor saved it internally as a code number, based in a previously specified encoding. If the encoding used to save the file is different than the one expected by another application, the character is not properly recognized.

In general, the UTF-8 encoding (as defined by Unicode) is used in all modern projects.
Hence, you should ensure that all your source files are stored internally as UTF-8 files.

I understand that you are able to edit the body file, as you called.
In such a case, you could try to open the file in your text editor, and then change its encoding to UTF-8, thus matching the encoding of the ftp file that you cannot edit.
Every modern code-oriented text editor should be able of letting you to choose among all well known encodings in a handy way.

Then, of course, you would save your file.

Another approach could be to rewrite the file so that all characters in it have Unicode codepoint below 0x80, since these codepoints are compatible with any ASCII-friendly encoding, as the very commonly used ISO-8859-1 encoding, say.

Since your French character é does not belong to the ASCII set, you might rewriting it by using the ampersand syntax of HTML, in this way:

record_path is the path to the record, so you should specify the full path

The range function does not accept floats as arguments. You can cast the float value to the closest smaller/bigger integer using math.floor()/math.ceil() respectively. You have to import the math module using import math at the top of the file then change the first line in findClosest to:

You can use iloc(), as in the example below, to extract the string related to the second row:

I followed samcarter_is_at_topanswers.xyz advice, but had to find the correct directory for my tlmgr executable. I found that through

Yes, you can use Brotli in combination with GZIP, however that does not mean it will use Brotli+GZIP... depending on situation and configuration of your server it will decide what to do. For example your server will deliver GZIP compressed output to Cloudflare... but cloudflare will detect that and just deliver that file to end user without any Brotli compression.. OR it will simply uncompress GZIP and do Brotli compression.

This is what you want!!

This is what plt.figure(constrained_layout=True) is supposed to do. If you want to stretch it further you could do for instance:

You should always add widgets as attributes, so you can access them in other methods: