fix: URL-encode full_name in Unity Catalog API path parameters

[nanookclaw]

Problem

Unity Catalog allows table/schema/model names with special characters (e.g. %, #, ?). When calling methods like tables.get(full_name=db.schema.my_table_#$%), the SDK interpolates full_name directly into the URL path without encoding, causing NotFound errors.

Repro:

from databricks.sdk import WorkspaceClient
ws = WorkspaceClient()
ws.tables.get(db.schema.my_table_#$%)  # NotFound: Table 'db.schema.my_table_' does not exist

Solution

Applied the existing _escape_multi_segment_path_parameter() helper (already used in files.py) to all full_name path parameters in catalog.py. This covers:

• TablesAPI — get, delete, exists, update
• SchemasAPI — get, delete, update
• RegisteredModelsAPI — get, delete, update, get_by_alias, etc.
• ModelVersionsAPI — get, delete, update
• TableConstraintsAPI — delete
• GrantsAPI — get, get_effective, update (with securable_type/full_name)
• ResourceQuotasAPI — get

The encoding uses urllib.parse.quote() which safely handles special characters while preserving dots and underscores in normal names like catalog.schema.table.

Fixes #1266

Testing

• Syntax check passes (python3 -m py_compile)
• Import verification passes
• Commit is GPG-signed and DCO sign-off

CC @ghansen (issue reporter)

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