Hex x81 value in Sales.Customers

Using WideWorldImporters-Standard v1.0 table Sales.Customers the value Prabhupāda shows up several times which does not appear to match any encoding I would expect.

Dumping the contents to UTF-8 through PowerShell are more interesting and show xC3 x84 xC2 x81, but the native SQL format shows xC4 x00 x81 x00.

SELECT CustomerName, 
       PostalAddressLine2, 
       WebsiteURL 
FROM   sales.Customers 
WHERE  CustomerName LIKE '%Prabhup%' 
        OR PostalAddressLine2 LIKE '%Prabhup%' 
        OR WebsiteURL LIKE '%Prabhup%' 

Is this intentional? The issue occurs between the Ä and the da, there is a Hex x81 unprintable character which appears in several rows of this table. Just typing this bug report, the  shows as a box, but in the preview it shows as a question mark. Copying/pasting this from SQL Server Managment Studio into Notepad++ shows the character as HOP, which I believe is the same side-effect of the UTF-8 conversion.

Testing against this value can be confusing as it has the tendency to insert whitespace characters, blocks or question marks in its place. A programmer often sees these unmappable characters when there's an encoding error -- common when mixing UTF8 and ANSI -- so it may surface as a false-positive to the naked eye.

Was this deliberate? I've searched everywhere for this text and unicode sequence and the only thing I can determine is that it is a mistake with the underlying data.

Inizia con la tabella Sales.Customers dell'esempio WideWorldImporters-Standard v1.0 ed esegui la query SQL mostrata nell'issue sulle colonne interessate. Confronta il valore memorizzato con le sue rappresentazioni UTF-8 native di SQL e PowerShell. Il lavoro è completato quando è stato determinato se il carattere x81 è intenzionale e, se è errato, sono stati corretti i dati di esempio.