Consider specifying what should happen when sending a `request` with `path-with-query: none` and `authority` set

[saulecabrera]

In the case of path-with-query, the spec defines none as:

When none, this represents an empty Path and empty Query.

This suggests that none and some("") denote the same state. However, by writing tests for client.send, they resolve differently (using wasmtime v46)

• send with set-path-with-query(none), returns Err(HTTP-request-URI-invalid)
• send with set-path-with-query(some("")), returns 200, since some(""), resolves as /

Given the definition above, the natural expectation is that none is handled the same way as ""; however, given the current mismatch in behavior, I think it's worth clarifying in the spec:

• The meaning of none for path-with-query and the resolution mechanism.
• The relationship with authority: the spec does not define the validity of path-with-query relative to the presence of authority, however, some implementations do (e.g., https://github.com/bytecodealliance/wasmtime/blob/main/crates/wasi-http/src/p3/request.rs#L337)

Related:

• Expected normalization for path-and-query? #780
• WASIp3 set-path-and-query normalizes an empty path for OPTIONS bytecodealliance/wasmtime#11780