[#203] Handling for special characters in requests#219
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Some clients request URL-encoded object Keys, so these test putting and listing objects with reserved characters which would be URL-encoded if needed. The default encoding type is UTF-8.
Whenever a request is parsed, it encodes special characters so that different parts of the URL can be parsed. While this is helpful and good, these special characters need to be decoded in the target's path so that the object or prefix in question can be referenced properly.
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Addresses #203
Seems to be working for the most part, with caveats for some multipart weirdness. We have discussed this and decided there are issues which need addressing there which fall outside the scope of these changes.