Use Emacs-friendly file variable to set file encoding

The file encoding line serves a dual purpose: it informs both Python
and Emacs about the file encoding.

PEP 263 explains that a file with non-ASCII characters must specify an
encoding. Without an encoding line, importing the file will raise a
SyntaxError.

The problem is now that while Python will accept both of

  -*- encoding: <some-encoding> -*-
  -*- coding: <some-encoding> -*-

and Emacs only accepts the latter since it looks for a file variable
named "coding", not "encoding". Since the Emacs specific "-*-" syntax
is already used, it seems right to use the correct variable for Emacs.

Change-Id: If5321ac2fad595c529aa3ec5f2852aa71458834b

heat/api/middleware/fault.py

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-# -*- encoding: utf-8 -*-
+# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
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