fix: skip empty array values in stringify

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Empty array values caused malformed query strings with leading or trailing & separators because the separator was appended unconditionally for every key while the inner loop produced no output. For example, stringify({a: [], b: "1"}) produced "&b=1" and stringify({a: "1", b: []}) produced "a=1&".

Skip empty arrays entirely and only emit the separator when the current key actually contributes a key=value pair, matching the behavior of the native querystring module.

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[anonrig]

How does node:query string behave?

[ChALkeR]

@anonrig correctly.

> querystring.stringify({a:[],b:"1"})
'b=1'