fix(python): Fix handling of TextIOWrapper in write_csv

[ruihe774]

Fixes "write to closed file" in write_csv:

>>> df.write_csv(open("test.csv", "w"))
OSError: write to closed file

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[ritchie46]

Thanks, can you add a test that showed the issue before this fix?

[ruihe774]

Thanks, can you add a test that showed the issue before this fix?

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[ruihe774]

It is not necessary to extract .buffer from TextIOWrapper after #17315 - TextIOWrapper is also handled. We can simply remove these lines.

[ruihe774]

I'm sorry that there was a bug in #17315, namely the handling of TextIOWrapper in Windows and with non-UTF8 encoding. I've fixed it in 784241cf9.

Now TextIOWrapper with non-UTF8 encoding is denied to avoid incorrect encoding. Previously write_csv does not check that.

[ruihe774]

Because the requirement of encoding has become more strict, PYTHONUTF8=1 is added to CI to fix tests on Windows. UTF-8 mode will become the default with PEP 686.