Fix @ in URL path confusing the parser
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Fixes #2905.
I've added some tests to cover the behaviour. However, it will get confused in a different way if the username-password segment contains a forward slash (
ivan:sec/ret@example.com). I'm not sure if that's a concern? @rylev you may know a better way to tackle this in which case feel free to close this!