Correct handling of new URI API (fixes Deep Link Handling)

[Bungeefan]

This PR intends to fix #654 by correcting the usages of uri.toString() with uri.path.

The first commit would technically be sufficient to fix the issue, however, I would strongly recommend to also consider pulling in the second commit as it migrates some of the internal usages to the more appropriate URI API to prevent future mistakes while handling paths.

I also added additional tests to prevent future regressions of this type and tried to restore the behavior as close as possible as it was before bfe7ce3.

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Codecov Report

Attention: Patch coverage is 95.83333% with 1 lines in your changes are missing coverage. Please review.

Project coverage is 97.10%. Comparing base (dcda31e) to head (c70aca7).

Files	Patch %	Lines
package/lib/src/beamer_delegate.dart	83.33%	1 Missing ⚠️

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[slovnicki]

Thank you for the PR @Bungeefan! 💙

LGTM,
I'll proceed with the merge and will publish a new version to pub.

[stan-at-work]

Thank you for the PR @Bungeefan! 💙

LGTM, I'll proceed with the merge and will publish a new version to pub.

Are you still actively working on the package ?

[slovnicki]

Hey @stan-at-work

Yes, I'm still working on the package, but at much slower pace currently. Hopefully, the pace will increase.
I wrote more details in this issue (which is maybe also yours): #659 (comment)

[Sten435]

Hey @stan-at-work

Yes, I'm still working on the package, but at much slower pace currently. Hopefully, the pace will increase. I wrote more details in this issue (which is maybe also yours): #659 (comment)

Correct, thanks for the response