expected result:
example.com?param=abc -> will become example.com
example.com/?param=abc -> will stay example.com/

actual result:
example.com?param=abc -> become example.com
example.com/?param=abc -> stays example.com/?param=abc

Issue

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    @Override
    public String toString() {
        StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
        **sb.append("HTTP

This issue is a followup from @jakubdyszkiewicz question kumahq/kuma#2764 (comment)

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