Re: a bug about format-patch of multibyte characters comment

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Shouldn't we still be generating "one two three", encoding it via
rfc2047 if necessary, and _then_ deciding if folding is required? Yes,
individual lines in a multi-line subject are good candidates for
folding, but don't we need to be checking for and folding long lines
anyway?

It seems that by rfc2047 there is no multi-line subject spec. A subject
with multi-line will be always conflated to one single line. And also
that if we just generate the subject within multi-line just like the
current implemention, yes, we can modify the git-am to decode it correctly,
but most of the mail client will can not show it correctly.

So it seems that there is only one way that combining the whole first
paragraph to a single line? But it will be a nightmare for some long comment.
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