fix(script): preserve unreserved script ID characters

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Fix Apps Script run URLs by preserving unreserved script ID characters

Problem and reproduction

gws script scripts run builds a path containing {scriptId}. The generic path encoder currently percent-encodes every non-alphanumeric character, including RFC 3986 unreserved characters such as - and _.

With this valid script ID:

1-ukYIb8XjT9KQlsj6_NbryM5UJXBwAMeY5GKtSBA05csXty3iY7DhO-P

the generated URL contains %2D and %5F. Apps Script's :run endpoint rejects that spelling with 404 even though the unencoded ID is valid.

Root cause

render_path_template always called encode_path_segment, whose stricter encoding also escapes unreserved characters. The scriptId path parameter needs RFC 3986 unreserved characters preserved.

Changes

• Add a script ID-specific path encoding helper that retains -, _, ., and ~ while continuing to percent-encode reserved and unsafe characters.
• Use that helper only for scriptId template parameters; all other path parameters retain existing encoding behavior.
• Add a regression test asserting the exact Apps Script v1/scripts/{scriptId}:run URL.
• Add the required patch changeset.

Validation

• cargo test -p google-workspace-cli executor::tests::test_build_url_preserves_unreserved_script_id_characters -- --exact --nocapture: 1 passed.
• cargo test -p google-workspace-cli executor::tests -- --nocapture: 34 passed.
• cargo fmt --all: passed.
• cargo clippy -p google-workspace-cli -- -D warnings -A clippy::collapsible-match: passed; the allow covers an existing unrelated warning in helpers/script.rs.
• git diff --check: passed.

Reserved characters remain escaped and non-scriptId paths are unchanged. Closes #842.

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