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    What about non-ascii characters?  The characters themselves?  C-c
    followed by such a character?  C-c followed by C-X where X is such a
    character?  M-X where X is such a character?

Since such characters are not available on all terminals, the question
is not very important.  People won't want to use these keys in major
modes or minor modes meant for general use.  I don't think we need to
settle it now.