feat: add Pathf for segment-escaped request paths#3
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Pathf builds a request path by percent-escaping each interpolated argument as a single path segment (via url.PathEscape), the path-side counterpart to Values on the query side. Callers pass a format like "/v1/accounts/%s/orders" with raw parameter values; a value containing '/', '?', '#', or a space is escaped rather than corrupting the URL.
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Pathf, a helper that builds a request path by percent-escaping each interpolated argument as a single path segment (viaurl.PathEscape). It is the path-side counterpart toValueson the query side.Callers pass a format like
/v1/accounts/%s/orders/%swith raw parameter values; a value containing/,?,#, or a space is escaped rather than corrupting the URL (injecting a segment, starting a query string, etc.).%s; usefmt.Sprintfdirectly for other verbs.Pathfvalidates escaping, not presence.Test plan
task test— new table tests inrequest_test.gocover escaping of/,?,#, spaces, and multi-arg paths.🤖 Generated with Claude Code