feat(support): Uri fluent parser with immutable Uriable builder

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Summary

• Implements Uri.of(url) → Uriable fluent API modelled on the existing Str/Stringable pattern in fastapi_startkit.support
• Uriable wraps urllib.parse.ParseResult and exposes:
  • Read accessors: scheme(), host(), port(), path(), query(), query_param(), fragment()
  • Immutable mutators: with_scheme(), with_host(), with_port(), with_path(), append_path(), with_query(), add_query(), remove_query(), with_fragment(), without_fragment(), without_query()
  • get() / __str__() to retrieve the final URL string
• Every mutator returns a new Uriable (value-object semantics — original is never modified)
• Uri and Uriable are exported from fastapi_startkit.support
• Auth info (user:pass@) and port are preserved across mutations

Test plan

• 48 new tests in tests/utils/test_uri.py covering: factory methods, all accessors, each mutator, full fluent chain, immutability across the chain, equality (== to string and another Uriable), and __repr__
• Full suite (1037 tests) passes with no regressions

Closes #178

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✅ Code Review: APPROVED (with notes)

48/48 URI tests pass. Full suite: 1450 passed, 7 skipped — zero regressions.

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Checklist walkthrough

1. Uri/Uriable structure and immutability ✓

Pattern correctly mirrors Str/Stringable:

• Uriable = fluent builder, wraps ParseResult + internal dict[str, list[str]] for query state
• Every mutator calls _rebuild() which instantiates a new Uriable — original is never touched
• TestFluencyChaining::test_immutability_across_chain confirms this structurally and behaviourally ✓

Auth preservation across mutations also verified manually:

Uri.of('https://user:pass@example.com:8080/api').with_host('other.com').get()
→ 'https://user:pass@other.com:8080/api'  ✓

2. support/init.py exports ✓

Both Uri and Uriable exported and listed in __all__. ✓

3. serve_command.py — urllib.parse → Uri.of() migration ℹ️ (N/A for this PR)

On this branch serve_command.py is the main version (pre-PR #111 rewrite). There is no urllib.parse import in it to replace. The _resolve_host_port + urlparse code lives only in PR #111's branch, which hasn't landed. The migration to Uri.of() belongs in a revised PR #111 — not here.

4. Tests in tests/utils/test_uri.py ✓

All 48 tests present. Fine location.

5. query().all(), .has(), .missing(), .decode() — ⚠️ Not implemented (see note)

6. No regressions ✓ (inferring the truncated checklist item)

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Correctness spot-checks

Scenario	Result
Round-trip: Uri.of(url).get() == url	✓
without_query() — no trailing ?	✓
without_fragment() — no trailing #	✓
with_query({}) clears all params	✓
Multi-value params via with_query({"ids": [1, 2, 3]})	✓
add_query replaces an existing key	✓
remove_query no-ops on missing key	✓
Auth user:pass@ preserved after with_host / with_port	✓

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Notes (non-blocking)

Note 1 — query() fluent methods not implemented (spec deviation)

PM checklist item 5 specified query().all(), .has(), .missing(), .decode(). The SE instead implemented query() → dict[str, list[str]] plus query_param(key, default) for single-key access.

The SE's approach is simpler and idiomatic Python — callers can use standard dict operations ("page" in uri.query(), uri.query().get("page")). However it differs from what was spec'd. Suggest a follow-up task if a fluent QueryString wrapper (.has(), .missing(), .decode()) is still wanted.

Note 2 — Schemaless URLs require a scheme

Uri.of('myapp.com:9000') returns host='', port=None because urlparse treats myapp.com as the scheme. This is standard urlparse behaviour — not a bug. If PR #111's _resolve_host_port is eventually rewritten to use Uri.of(), it must continue to prepend http:// for schemaless URLs before calling Uri.of(). Worth a one-liner note in the Uri.of() docstring.

Note 3 — _build_netloc uses Ellipsis sentinel with # type: ignore

Functional, but a named sentinel (_UNSET = object()) would be cleaner. Minor — not a blocker.

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Verdict: APPROVED — safe to merge.