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Previously, all values output by url_encode were sent through printf at some point. This meant that url_encode should output its %-symbols doubly-escaped. Recent changes avoided the need to printf certain URLs and so these double %-symbols were problematic. The simplest solution at this time was to standardize on _not_ using printf for these values (accepting the compatibility concerns of using echo) and removing the double escaping. Fixes #51
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Previously, all values output by url_encode were sent through printf at some
point. This meant that url_encode should output its %-symbols doubly-escaped.
Recent changes avoided the need to printf certain URLs and so these double
%-symbols were problematic. The simplest solution at this time was to
%standardize on not using printf for these values (accepting the
%compatibility concerns of using echo) and removing the double escaping.
Fixes #51