Redirect Loop Causes 414 Error in node-libcurl While Working Fine with Terminal curl

[jatin-vl]

1. Description
   I am encountering an issue where a simple GET request with automatic redirection works perfectly fine when run using the
   terminal curl command, but it results in an infinite redirect loop and eventually returns a 414 Request-URI Too Long error when
   using node-libcurl.

2. Steps to Reproduce:
   2.1 Here is the basic setup:
   2.2 Terminal curl Request: When running the following command in the terminal:
   bash
   curl -X GET -I -L --insecure https://XXXXXX...
   The request works as expected, follows the redirects, and returns a 200 OK status after resolving the redirect.
   2.3 Now the behaviour from node-libcurl
   Initial URL: https://XXXXXX...
   302 Redirect to: https://XXXXXX.../login?ReturnUrl=%2F
   302 Redirect to: https://XXXXXX.../login?ReturnUrl=%252F
   302 Redirect to: https://XXXXXX.../login?ReturnUrl=%25252F

3. Key Observations:
   The same URL works when using terminal curl with the -L option (follow redirects) and --insecure.
   The issue seems to be caused by improper handling of percent-encoded characters during the redirection process.
   The repeated percent-encoding during each redirect is likely causing the infinite loop and the 414 error.

   Environment:
   Node.js Version: 20.17.0
   node-libcurl Version: 4.0.0
   Operating System: Linux

4. Additional Information:
   It seems that terminal curl correctly handles the percent-encoding when following redirects, while node-libcurl is not. This behavior
   is unexpected and leads to infinite redirects that result in a 414 error.

I would appreciate any insights or advice on how to resolve this issue or if there are specific configurations in node-libcurl that I might be missing.