Replace whitespace in file:// with %20

[basnijholt]

Closes #211

Thanks to @ichard26 in pypa/pip#13139 (comment)

cc @dustin-dawind

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[ichard26]

  Full diff:
    [
        'foo',
        'local_package @ '
  -     'file://C:/Users/runneradmin/AppData/Local/Temp/pytest-of-runneradmin/pytest-0/test_pip_install_local_depende0/local_package',
  +     'file://///C:/Users/runneradmin/AppData/Local/Temp/pytest-of-runneradmin/pytest-0/test_pip_install_local_depende0/local_package',
  ?           +++
    ]

Yeah... so writing unit tests when any of the stdlib path <-> URL translation functions are involved is a pain. The number of leading slashes (and even the presence) of the leading slash is platform and Python version dependant. See also pypa/pip#13138 (comment)

[basnijholt]

Loooool 😭😂

This single space is taking too many hours 😆

[ichard26]

Honestly, if you want, you can fall back to escaping only spaces if you assume people won't really be using nonstandard paths. I don't contribute to your project, so if you think it's not worth the testing effort to properly translate paths to URLs, that is your choice :)

[basnijholt]

Right, I just reverted to that. Once this issue appears again I will know how to fix it, however, that day might never come, haha.

Thanks again!