Retrieve job default CCSID if user CCSID is *HEX#3286
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Another loss for the CCSID hahaha
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Fixes #3283
The user CCSID is used to convert physical source files when their CCSID is *HEX or EVENTF when reading compilation errors. But since the user CCSID can be *HEX too if the LPAR is configured so, we fall back to reading the job's default CCSID so it's never *HEX.
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