Chris Hill-Scott dec16a98f6 Handle XML files that have a declaration ...

`lxml` wants its input in bytes:

> XML is explicitly defined as a stream of bytes. It's not Unicode text.
> […] rule number one: do not decode your XML data yourself.

– https://lxml.de/FAQ.html#why-can-t-lxml-parse-my-xml-from-unicode-strings

It will accept strings unless, unless the document contains a
declaration[1] with an `encoding` attribute. Then it will refuse to
parse the document and raises a `ValueError`[2].

We can get fix this by passing `lxml` the bytes from the request, rather
than the decoded text.

1. > XML documents may begin with an XML declaration that describes some
   > information about themselves. An example is
   > `<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>`.
   – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XML#XML_declaration
2. See an example of this exception being raised in production here:
   https://kibana.logit.io/s/9423a789-282c-4113-908d-0be3b1bc9d1d/app/kibana#/doc/logstash-*/logstash-2021.02.05/syslog?id=AXdzfZVz5ZSa5DKpJiYd&_g=()

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Handle XML files that have a declaration

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