fix(a2a): normalize URL handling in RemoteVeAgent initialization#538
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Ensure consistent trailing slash removal for both direct URL and httpx_client.base_url initialization paths. Previously, URLs passed via the url parameter retained trailing slashes while those from httpx_client had them stripped, causing inconsistent behavior.
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Ensure consistent trailing slash removal for both direct URL and httpx_client.base_url initialization paths. Previously, URLs passed via the url parameter retained trailing slashes while those from httpx_client had them stripped, causing inconsistent behavior.
Related PR: #537