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When formatting links to be displayed in messages, using repeated calls
to QString::arg() will interpret '%0' and similar in the URL as a
placeholder, resulting in the link not being properly formatted.
Depending on the value, this can either result in a broken URL when
copied to the clipboard (ricochet-im#403), or the URL being displayed with a label
of just '%2' (ricochet-im#372).
This cannot be used to mislabel links, and there is no printf-style
format vulnerability with QString::arg. There is no security impact.
if you send the following message, it will break string parsing:
http://www.test.com/?a=%00
resulting in a message with just '%2' being delivered, but ultimately linking to test.com
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