You can test ascii2uni by giving it this file as input and
varying the conversion flag.  For example, the command:

	ascii2uni -A < TestSuiteAscii2Uni

should reproduce this file except for the fact that <U00E9>
will be replaced with lower-case e with acute accent.
All of the characters in the right-hand column should be
lower-case e with acute accent when converted with the exception
of the L: row, which should be a mathematical bold upper-case A.

A:	<U00E9>
B:	\x00E9
C:	\x{00E9}
D:	&#0233;
E:	U00E9
F:	u00E9
G:	X'00E9'
H:	&#x00E9;
I:	=C3=A9
J:	%C3%A9
K:	\303\251
L:	\U0001D400
M:	\#x00E9;
N:	\#233;
O:	\000\000\351
P:	U+00E9
Q:	&eacute;
R:	00E9
S:	\x00\x00\xe9
T:	\d000\d000\d233
U:	\u00E9
V:	\u00233
X:	0x00E9
1:	#x00E9
2:	v233
3:	$00E9
4:	16#00E9
5:	#16r00E9
6:	16#00E9#
m:      &#x00E9