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Summary
Why
A PDF character code is a glyph selector, not Unicode U+0000. Partial/broken ToUnicode maps can otherwise place raw null bytes in successful extraction output. This change does not strip nulls or guess a replacement character.
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git diff --checkScope
This only changes null mappings that have an existing
/Differencesentry. Broader embedded-font recovery remains the concern of #322.