Replace UTF quote with \u2019 per "./activities.py sort" #652
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If you run "./activities.py sort" on the repo before this patch (to "Validate activities.json and write it out again in the canonical sorted order"), you get one change, which is precisely the change I'm making here: replacing a fancy UTF single-quote character with its encoded version,
\u2019
.It seems we have several other such
\u2019
tokens already in this file, so I assume that representation is acceptable. So, this patch makes this replacement, so that./activities.py sort
becomes a no-op.