Encode reserved characters in content paths - #809
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Content paths were encoded with
encodeURI, which leaves#and?untouched. That made names such asdocs/release#notes.mdandreports/draft?.txtlook like URL fragments or query strings instead of complete file paths.Encode each path segment separately so directory slashes remain intact, and use the same path handling for reads, writes, and deletes. The focused offline harness fails on the base commit and passes with this fix. I also added Mocha/Nock regression cases, but did not run the full integration suite.