fix: use url.JoinPath for list/diff command URLs

[dangrondahl]

Summary

Fixes the double-slash URL bug in four commands that were missed by #695. When --host or KOSLI_HOST has a trailing slash, the old fmt.Sprintf("%s/api/v2/...", global.Host, ...) pattern produced //api/v2/... URLs and 404 errors.

Affected commands:

• kosli list artifacts
• kosli list approvals
• kosli list snapshots
• kosli diff snapshots

All four now use url.JoinPath + url.Values, matching the pattern adopted across the rest of the codebase.

Closes #913

Test plan

• make build succeeds
• make lint passes
• Manually verify kosli list artifacts --host https://app.kosli.com/ ... no longer returns 404

[claude]

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Review of PR #915

• Run static analysis (build, vet, mod tidy)
• Read changed files and review diff
• Check for consistency with codebase patterns
• Post review findings

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Static Analysis

All three checks pass cleanly:

• go build ./... — compiles successfully
• go vet ./... — no issues
• go mod tidy — no drift in go.mod / go.sum

Code Review

This PR looks good. The changes are correct, consistent, and well-scoped. No issues found.

Correctness — All four commands now use url.JoinPath which properly handles trailing slashes on global.Host, fixing the double-slash bug. Query parameters are built via url.Values which handles encoding automatically (the old diffSnapshots.go code manually called url.QueryEscape on the snappish values — url.Values.Encode() does this internally, so the behavior is preserved).

Consistency — The url.JoinPath + base + "?" + params.Encode() pattern matches the dominant convention in the codebase (used in 6+ other files). The second commit switches from fmt.Sprintf to strconv.Itoa/strconv.FormatBool for query-param conversion, matching logEnvironment.go and other files. No remaining fmt.Sprintf URL construction patterns exist — grep confirms this PR catches the last four.

Improved safety in listArtifacts.go — The old code appended flow_name / repo_name via raw string concatenation (url + fmt.Sprintf("&repo_name=%s", ...)), which didn't escape special characters. The new code uses params.Set() which properly encodes values. Nice fix.

No test changes — The existing cmdTestCase-based tests for these commands exercise the HTTP path through httpfake stubs bound to fixed URL patterns. Since the tests already pass against the local server (which doesn't have a trailing-slash host), the fix is effectively tested by the integration test setup. Adding explicit trailing-slash test cases would strengthen coverage, but that's a nice-to-have, not a blocker.

No bugs, security issues, or performance concerns. Ship it.