Fix the Windows build on Japanese systems.

guilib/LocalizedStrings.cpp was in ISO-8859-1.  MSVC only autodetects
UTF-8; if a file isn't UTF-8, it assumes it's in the ANSI codepage, which
depends on the build system.  That means this file was detected correctly
on US English systems (whose encoding is very similar to 8859-1), but
incorrectly on others.

This caused the compiler to choke, since it misinterprets the non-ASCII
characters as SJIS, causing the quotes after the strings to be mojibake'd
away and giving unterminated string literal errors.

Convert this file to UTF-8, so it's autodetected in any system codepage.

This needs to be tested in other build environments.  I don't expect
problems with gcc; it builds UTF-8 sources without trouble.

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