Incorrect, Tim. A char holds 16 bits - high-plane code points are *already* split into
surrogate pairs in a char[] such as used to back a String. A char represents a UCS-16
character, not a Unicode codepoint.
So again, just write out the chars and you've got UTF-16.
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