When working with older Linux environments or systems that use non-UTF-8 encodings, terminal output can become garbled. To address this, I added an encoding option to the SSHFS configuration, allowing the extension to convert text via iconv-lite before displaying it.

What's Changed

• Implemented an encoding property (e.g., "encoding": "EUC-JP") in the SSHFS config.
• Any character encoding supported by iconv-lite (see list here) can be specified, ensuring proper display of non-UTF-8 text in the terminal.

Sample Configuration

{
    "sshfs.configs": [
        {
            "name": "NAME",
            "host": "localhost",
            "username": "user",
            "password": "pass",
            "encoding": "EUC-JP" // newly added encoding option
        }
    ]
}