Fixed URL encoding for user-supplied arguments on browser commands. Yesterday’s refactor removed the url_encode config field but didn’t replace it with automatic encoding. Now when a command opens in a browser and the user provides arguments (e.g. a search query), those args are automatically URL-encoded with urlencoding::encode before being appended to the URL. This means the search global command just works — type your query and spaces get encoded as %20 without needing any config flag.