BUG: Handle URLs with non-ASCII chars w/ --http #348
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Python 3 allows Unicode identifiers, so non-ASCII characters should be
handled with care.
This commit fixes a bug that only happens when serving with
--http(works fine when generating static HTML files). Before this fix, pydoc
would raise errors if the URL contains non-ASCII module names.