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I am pretty sure you shifted the meaning, the decimal separator is part of the atomic data it does not need a control character.
You would use 1F instead of the comma/semicolon/tab and 1E to split lines (record means line just like in SQL).
You could then use 1D to store multiple CSV tables in a single file.
Yes but then the text is not human readable or editable in a plain text editor.
This would confuse most users of csvs they are not programmers they at most use text editors and Excel.
0x1C - File Separator
0x1D - Group Separator
0x1E - Record Separator
0x1F - Unit Separator
So I guess 1F would be the "comma" and 1E would be the "newline."