Replace URI.escape with URI::DEFAULT_PARSER.escape
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This addresses an issue where this library does not work properly on Ruby 3.0 or later.
URI.escapehas been deprecated since Ruby 3.0.There are several possible replacements, but the existing test cases expect half-width spaces to be converted into
%20. For that reason, I believeURI::DEFAULT_PARSER.escapeis the most appropriate in this situation.I ran this library’s test suite on Ruby 3.4 and confirmed that the test cases which had previously been failing now pass as a result of this change.