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This commit adds two key fixes to http-binary-cache-store.cc to properly support the new curl-based S3 implementation: 1. **Consistent cache key handling**: Use `getReference().render(withParams=false)` for disk cache keys instead of `cacheUri.to_string()`. This ensures cache keys are consistent with the S3 implementation and don't include query parameters, which matches the behavior expected by Store::queryPathInfo() lookups. 2. **S3 query parameter preservation**: When generating file transfer requests for S3 URLs, preserve query parameters from the base URL (region, endpoint, etc.) when the relative path doesn't have its own query parameters. This ensures S3-specific configuration is propagated to all requests.
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