The ofx files have the correct charset inside their headers and
trying to convert the file to StringIO using a particular encoding
is subject to failures when the file isn't exactly an ascii file.
For example a file encoded with CP1252 with accents on letters like
é or è will not be parser as utf-8 and will fail to load.
Also since OfxParse is supposed to receive a file handle, it is
correctly reading the file header and choosing the appropriate charset
to read the rest of the file. For this reason, pass the bytes as a
ByteIO that doesn't care about the encoding.
* Remove the code that matches partners, which is wrong and cannot work
* Better 'name' on bank statement
* Move from models directory to wizard
* Remove demo data to tests
* Use latest version of ofxparse from github
Loïc Faure-Lacroix
Nicolas JEUDY
Alexis de Lattre
Alexis de Lattre