Why do you think that UTF-16's corner cases, by which you presumably mean surrogate pairs, are less likely than UTF-8's corner cases, like invalid code units and non-shortest forms?
I would argue that the UTF-8 corner cases are more rare because they are harder to produce accidentally, and also more serious because they have security implications.
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Why do you think that UTF-16's corner cases, by which you presumably mean surrogate pairs, are less likely than UTF-8's corner cases, like invalid code units and non-shortest forms?
I would argue that the UTF-8 corner cases are more rare because they are harder to produce accidentally, and also more serious because they have security implications.