StringIO.set_encoding may change shared ByteList encoding#1699
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When creating a StringIO instance with no arguments, ptr.string references the shared EMPTY_BYTELISTS instance for that encoding.
It is possible to then call set_encoding to change the encoding on the shared instance.
This fix is to duplicate the value before changing the encoding.