Bug 449942

Created attachment 146538 [details]
Screenshot of a test.md, couldnt reproduce the Korean letters.

SUMMARY
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------- STEPS TO REPRODUCE
1. Open a markdown file in Kate
2. Add the preview plugin and under "View -> Tool-View(?)" activate Preview.
3. Start the preview

-------- OBSERVED RESULT
Bug Report 384972
also shows Umlauts and the sharp "ß" in an extremely weird way.

ä - "채"
ö - "철"
ü - "체"
ß - "ß"

when adding another {ä,ö,ü} with or without a space in between:
ää - "ä ä "
öö - "ö ö "
ü   - "Ã1⁄4"

now, when adding the second "ü", **ALL** are converted to the Korean signs from the beginning, but twice.
When writing a {ß,ö,ü,ä} in the row below (row 4), all the signs are being converted to the second form (not Korean).
When writing a regular letter, nothing happens, they stay korean.
When removing one of the second letters (ä or ö in this case) from the first two lines, they stay Korean too, so it only depends on row 3.
When writing another {ß,ö,ä,ü} next to one of the umlauts, they change to the second form too.
Adding breaks below doesnt change it.

I could find this german site about the problem, 
https://php-de.github.io/jumpto/utf-8/


-------- EXPECTED RESULT
markdown preview
normal UTF-8 symbols and consistent behavior

Operating System: Kubuntu 21.10
KDE Plasma Version: 5.24.0
KDE Frameworks Version: 5.90.0
Qt Version: 5.15.2
Kernel Version: 5.13.0-28-generic (64-bit)
Graphics Platform: X11

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
probably a bug in Okular
couldnt reproduce the Korean symbols in a test.md created through Dolphin