add urlquery as a wrapper around qurlquery#48375
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As part of migrating away from
QUrl, this PR adds a wrapper to help with migrating away from a companion type,QUrlQuery.Unlike
Urlwhich is currently an alias forQUrluntil it is replaced with a substitute implementation, forUrlQueryI've gone straight to a wrapper. This way we have more control over it at the time theUrlimplementation is substituted. Notably, we'll be able to maintain aUrlQuery(const Url &)constructor through that transition, which would not be possible ifUrlQuerywere simply an alias forQUrlQuery.After this lands, the plan is to replace the implementation of
Urlwith one based on the Rusturlcrate. TheUrlQuerytype can remain Qt-backed through that transition, and later we can figure out how to substitute its implementation as well.