scig readme, have i mentioned by undying hatred of xml lately? no?

let's make our parsers fail if for whatever reason there is some byte
that we believe is unworthy of our utopian dream of angle bracket
enabled universal semantics

this is going to be wrecking random peoples' random days until someone
decides that the internet was a bad idea and we should burn it all
down and start over, or just burn it all down

so this random person has shoved a call to sed in the middle of an
otherwise already pretty bad munging pipeline that was supposed to
protect from a broken turtle parser and instead we have accidentally
found ourselves back in the land of eternal screaming that we went to
turtle to escape in the first place

nifstd/scigraph/README.org

@@ -829,7 +829,7 @@ cp -a data/*.ttl <<&path-build-sparc-sckan()>>/
 popd
 
 pushd <<&path-build-sparc-sckan()>>
-cat curation-export-published.ttl | \
+cat curation-export-published.ttl | sed 's,\x00,^@,g' | \
 ${PY_X} -m ttlser.ttlfmt -f ttl -t xml -o <<&path-build-sparc-sckan()>>/curation-export-published.owl || exit 1
 cat protcur.ttl | \
 ${PY_X} -m ttlser.ttlfmt -f ttl -t xml -o <<&path-build-sparc-sckan()>>/protcur.owl || exit 2