Message5282

Actually, I'm not sure a change to StoutWrapper would fix this. 

The problem is that displayhook in PySystemState calls __repr__ on
everything to be printed to the stdout. 

If the object is a PyUnicode then its __repr__ method returns a PyString
which is passed into Py.stdout.println, so StoutWrapper cannot
distinguish between something which originally was a PyUnicode or a
PyString. So any unicode string would always come out with a u at the
start and not be properly encoded.