How to fix the Chinese garbled code issue that occurs when compiling the Mermaid code

If you encounter Chinese garbled text when compiling Mermaid code, you can try the following solutions:

1. Check encoding settings: Make sure the encoding settings of your code editor or IDE match the encoding format of your code files. Typically, UTF-8 is a commonly used encoding format, so you can try setting the encoding to UTF-8.
2. Check the font settings: Sometimes, the issue of Chinese characters appearing as jumbled could be due to lacking a font that supports Chinese characters. You can try changing the font in your code editor or IDE to one that supports Chinese characters.
3. Check system encoding settings: If the above methods do not work, you can try checking the encoding settings of the operating system. In Windows operating system, you can view and modify system encoding settings in “Control Panel” -> “Region and Language” -> “Administration” -> “Change system locale”.
4. Convert the coding format of the code file: If your code file is saved in a different coding format, you can try converting it to UTF-8 encoding format. You can use a text editor or a transcoding tool to convert the file to UTF-8 encoding.

If the above method does not solve the problem of Chinese character encoding, further investigation may be needed to see if there are other factors in the code compilation process causing the issue.