When we call out to p4, we often request data in a marshalled form.

These come back as byte strings, and on Python 3.x, this prevents us

from properly looking up all sorts of data from them (error results,

change status, etc.). We had a single place that attempted to handle

this, which was the fetching of a change description, but nowhere else.
We now normalize the string types before we hand it back to the caller,

ensuring that all keys and string values are Unicode. This is based in

part on Perforce's own documentation on demarshalling on Python 3.x

(though fixes an issue they have involving int values, found in error

payloads).

Ran a handful of tests locally, including rbt diff and rbt post

commands, testing againt Perforce change numbers and with change

descriptions utilizing various Unicode characters (including Emoji).
While these failed before (with rbt post claiming the path was

invalid and rbt diff just raising a KeyError), both now work

as expected.