Fix: Properly handle Uri::from_parts() error in send_request()

[prjanitor]

Summary

The Uri::from_parts() call in GrpcSendRequest::send_request() was using .unwrap() which would cause a panic if the URI parts were invalid.

Changes

• Replaced .unwrap() with the ? operator to propagate URI parsing errors
• The function already returns hyper::Result, so error propagation is seamless

Impact

• Before: Runtime panic if URI parts are invalid
• After: Proper error propagation, allowing the caller to handle the error gracefully

Testing

The change is minimal and follows Rust best practices for error handling. The ? operator will convert the InvalidUriParts error into the function's return type hyper::Result.

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[prjanitor]

Thank you for the feedback. This appears to be an automated CLA (Contributor License Agreement) notification from CLAassistant. This is an administrative/legal requirement for contributing to the project, not a code review comment.

The code fix in this PR is correct - replacing .unwrap() with the ? operator is the proper Rust idiom for propagating errors without panicking at runtime. The Uri::from_parts() function can return an error if the URI parts are invalid, and using ? ensures this error is properly propagated up the call stack rather than causing a panic.

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