Add quote parameter to specify which character should be percent-encoded in path and query
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…coded in path and query, close #394
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quote parameter to specify which character should be percent-encoded in path and query, close #394quote parameter to specify which character should be percent-encoded in path and query
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…coded in path and query (#405)
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The safe string is now a reasonable default:
!#$%&'()*+,/:;=?@[]~. Letters like{will be quoted, which is what most people would expect.:, addquote=":".quote=False.See the unittest in the diff for more examples.