Description:
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When you use include, require etc functions for including any file even if it contain only <?php?> or <??> or even if it empty it will output some doesn't seen to the eye (in the browser) special chars "&#1087;?&#1111;" 3 bytes (EF BB BF).
It happend when the included file is in UTF-8 encode.

I've found possibly only one solution at least in this stage, is to save the file as "UTF8 without BOM" or ANSI. But don't UTF-8!

After I spent a lot of time to realize it and only when I find the solution to this problem i found another report for this bug: http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=22108 from 2003

So it should be or fixed or at least be in the documentation!

Reproduce code:
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---php.php---
<?php
  include('file.php');
?>
---php.php---

--file.php---
 ...empty...
--file.php---

Expected result:
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nothing

Actual result:
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&#1087;?&#1111;