fix(ledger): Decode parameters in the ledger

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Walkthrough

The recent updates enhance the handling of URL parameters, specifically the account address, in the ledger's API. By implementing URL unescaping, these changes improve the robustness and reliability of account operations, such as retrieving and managing metadata. Additionally, error handling has been strengthened to ensure proper processing of encoded characters.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
components/ledger/internal/api/v1/controllers_accounts.go	Introduced URL unescaping for the address parameter in getAccount, postAccountMetadata, and deleteAccountMetadata functions to improve address handling.
components/ledger/internal/api/v2/controllers_accounts.go	Enhanced error handling and input processing with URL unescaping in account-related functions to ensure accurate validation and processing of addresses.
components/ledger/internal/api/v1/controllers_accounts_test.go	Added TestGetAccountWithEncoded to validate account retrieval with URL-encoded addresses, ensuring correct handling and response.
components/ledger/internal/api/v2/controllers_accounts_test.go	Introduced TestGetAccountWithEncoded to verify account retrieval functionality with encoded addresses, enhancing test coverage.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant API
    participant LedgerStore

    Client->>API: GET /account/{address}
    API->>API: Unescape address
    API->>LedgerStore: NewGetAccountQuery(unescaped address)
    LedgerStore-->>API: Return Account Data
    API-->>Client: 200 OK, Account Data

🐰 In the garden, so bright and fair,
New changes flutter through the air.
Encoded paths now softly play,
Robust and sure, they light the way.
With every hop and joyful cheer,
Our ledger sings—no need to fear! 🌼

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