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Git url refs often contain slashes, which were incorrectly being split and appended to the path as a go-getter subdir.
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Git URL refs often contain slashes, and while it's technically not correct to have unencoded slashes in the query, they were being split off and incorrectly appended to the path as a go-getter subdir. (This was likely part of the PR which pulled a lot of the behavior into the Terraform repo #34847) The behavior was definitely incorrect, and since Terraform apparently accepted unencoded slashes in query parameters in the past, we can just restore the prior behavior rather than rejecting unencoded slashes entirely.
Fixes #34554