Fixes UnicodeDecodeError for ES60 files [all tests ci]

[praneethratna]

Addresses #1195 by changing encoding to unicode_escape instead of using default encoding utf-8.

CC @leewujung

[emiliom]

I'll add "[all tests ci]" to the PR title and closing-reopening the PR to force all tests to be run, to ensure there are no negative consequences with other EK/ES data. As it stands, it looks like none of the tests were actually run in the CI.

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Merging #1215 (82b8693) into dev (499866f) will increase coverage by 0.31%.
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[praneethratna]

Ping @emiliom, should we add a new test case using the data file provided here - #1195 (comment)?

[leewujung]

@praneethratna: thanks for looking in to this! I checked the example ES60 file and this happens in the spare0 field and with encoding="unicode_escape" it returns '7B\x00\x00\x90A'. With a regular EK60 file, the same spare0 field returns '\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00'. I think this is fine since this field doesn't actually encode anything useful.

I am a little reluctant to add a 100MB file into the test data set. Let's ping the person who raised this issue to see if they could help provide a smaller file.

We can merge this once we decide whether we would add a smaller test data file into this (if such file exists). If not, we can add a comment that this error occurred for an ES60 file.

[emiliom]

@praneethratna I've gone ahead and uploaded the new small test file (#1195 (comment)) to our test folder on Google Drive. I created a new top-level folder, es60. BTW, that really is a tiny file -- just 11KB! I haven't tried opening it.

I think you can go ahead and create a test for it. Thanks!

[leewujung]

@praneethratna: I've just verified that the 11KB file does contain the type of byte string that was not previously decoded. Please go ahead to add a test for this file under test_convert_ek60.py. Thank you!