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Tests: Add test for post titles containing percentage followed by numbers #8250

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Trac Ticket: #3329

This PR adds a unit test to verify that post titles containing percentage signs followed by numbers (e.g., %10) generate the correct permalinks. The test ensures that:

  1. The post slug is generated correctly preserving the %10
  2. The permalink contains the correct slug
  3. The post can be queried using the generated slug

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