Specify UTF-8 encoding when loading Mako template

When loading a Mako template from a Django template, the file
encoding of the Mako template was left unspecified. In some cases,
this would cause the Mako template to be interpreted as an ASCII
template, resulting in blowups if the template was encoded in
UTF-8 (e.g., lms/templates/footer.html).

Now, both the input and output encodings are specified as UTF-8.
Merge pull request #53 from edx/nate/fix-mako-templ-encoding

Specify UTF-8 encoding when loading Mako template