Decoding ISO encodings

Of course, it's more appropriate to use UTF-8 to avoid most problems. But nevertheless we periodically encounter different encoding.

Code Page	old name		supports
ISO 8859-1	(Latin 1)	West and Center of Europe:	Albanian, German, English, Catalan, Danish, Spanish, Finnish, French, Flemish, Irish, Icelandic, Italian, Dutch, Norwegian, Portuguese.
ISO 8859-2	(Latin 2)	Slavic languages of the Center of Europe:	Croatian, Hungarian, Polish, Romanian, Slovak, Slovenian, Czech, German .
ISO 8859-3	(Latin 3)		Esperanto, Galician, Maltese, Turkish.
ISO 8859-4	(Latin 4)	East of Europe:	Estonian, Latvian, Lithuanian.
ISO 8859-5 *		Cyrillic:	Bulgarian, Belarusian, North Macedonian, Serbian, Russian, Ukrainian.
ISO 8859-6		Arabic alphabet	(not yet used in the extended data transfer system).
ISO 8859-7		Greek alphabet.
ISO 8859-8		Arabic alphabet	(not yet used in the extended data transfer system).
ISO 8859-9	(Latin 5)	Latin extension 1	associated with additional letters of the Icelandic (Celtic) language.
ISO 8859-10	(Latin 6)	more complete version for Eastern Europe	including Scandinavian languages.
* - accepted by the state standard of the Russian Federation (ГОСТ).

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