`constructLocation` Azure branch uses `find("/" + bucket)` which matches inside the URL host — drops container from URL when bucket name is a prefix of the storage-account hostname

_Found via ClickGap automated review. Please close or comment if this is incorrect or needs adjustment._

### Describe what's wrong

When an Iceberg/Glue/Unity DataLake catalog returns an Azure ABFSS table whose container name happens to be a prefix of the storage-account hostname (e.g. container `data` in account `datalake.dfs.core.windows.net`, or any container whose name matches the start of the account hostname), `TableMetadata::getLocationWithEndpoint("https://.dfs.core.windows.net")` silently drops the container from the constructed HTTPS URL. With `bucket=data`, `path=some/path`, `endpoint=https://datalake.dfs.core.windows.net`, the function returns `https://datalake.dfs.core.windows.net/some/path/` instead of the correct `https://datalake.dfs.core.windows.net/data/some/path/`. This URL is then passed to the underlying Azure object-storage configuration and reads/writes go to the wrong location (or fail with a not-found error).

**Root cause:** src/Databases/DataLake/ICatalog.cpp:170 uses `location.find("/" + bucket)` to detect 'bucket already in URL', but `find` matches inside the URL hostname (after `//`), not only in the path. The corresponding non-Azure branch on line 201 uses the safer `location.ends_with(bucket)`. The pre-PR Azure branch also used `location.ends_with(bucket)`, so this is a regression introduced by switching `ends_with` → `find`.

**Why we believe this is a bug:** src/Databases/DataLake/DatabaseDataLake.cpp:480 (`getStorageEndpointForTable` → `getLocationWithEndpoint`) → src/Databases/DataLake/ICatalog.cpp:148 (`getLocationWithEndpoint`) → `constructLocation` line 170: the predicate `!force_add_bucket && location.find("/" + bucket) != std::string::npos` returns `true` whenever the literal `/` appears anywhere in `location`, including immediately after the protocol's `//` (i.e. as a prefix of the hostname). For `bucket="data"`, `location="https://datalake.dfs.core.windows.net"`, `find("/data")` returns position 7 (matching the second `/` and the start of `datalake`), so the function returns `location / path / ""` and the bucket name is never inserted into the path. Risk: silent wrong-path reads/writes for any Azure data lake user whose container name is a prefix of their storage-account hostname (a common naming convention).

**Affected locations:**
- `src/Databases/DataLake/ICatalog.cpp:170` — `constructLocation` Azure branch — false-positive bucket-already-present check

**Impact:** Silent wrong-path reads/writes for Azure DataLake catalogs (Iceberg REST, OneLake, Glue, Unity, Paimon REST) whenever the catalog returns a table whose container is a prefix of the storage-account hostname. Affects `getCreateTableQueryImpl` (DatabaseDataLake.cpp:923) and `tryGetTableImpl` (DatabaseDataLake.cpp:540): the storage configuration is initialized with a URL that points to `https://.dfs.core.windows.net//` instead of `https://.dfs.core.windows.net///`. Subsequent `SELECT`/`INSERT`/`SHOW CREATE TABLE` either return wrong data (if a directory with the same prefix exists in another container) or fail with a 404/Not Found. The user has no obvious indication that the bucket was dropped — error messages reference the wrong URL.

### Does it reproduce on most recent release?

Likely yes — see testability note in additional context.

### How to reproduce

_This is a code-level bug identified through source analysis. See root cause and affected locations above for the specific code paths involved._

### Expected behavior

```
https://datalake.dfs.core.windows.net/data/some/path/
```

### Error message and/or stacktrace

```
https://datalake.dfs.core.windows.net/some/path/
```

### Additional context

**Open risks:**
- If a future user's container name contains the substring `/` accidentally (e.g. shared-prefix tenant names), the same false-positive triggers without any host overlap.
- The PR also removed Polaris-style path stripping entirely; tables stored in catalogs that return `abfss://c@account/c/path` now produce doubled paths `https://account.dfs.core.windows.net/c/c/path/` whether `force_add_bucket` is true or false. Setting `force_add_bucket=true` does not strip the duplicate inside `path`, so there is no longer any way to obtain the un-doubled URL.

**Suggested fix:** Replace `location.find("/" + bucket) != std::string::npos` at line 170 with a check that tests only the URL path component (not the host). Either (a) parse with `Poco::URI` and inspect `getPath()`, or (b) restore `location.ends_with(bucket)` as on line 201, or (c) use `endsWith("/" + bucket) || contains("/" + bucket + "/")`. The previous test `TableMetadataSetLocationAzureAbfssWithEndpoint` happens to pass because `mycontainer`/`mystorageaccount` only share 2 characters before diverging; add a regression test where `bucket` is a strict prefix of the storage account host (e.g. `bucket="data"`, `account="datalake.dfs.core.windows.net"`).

**Analysis details:** Confidence HIGH | Severity P1 | Testability: `THEORETICAL`

Found during automated review of [PR #104120](https://github.com/ClickHouse/ClickHouse/pull/104120).

### CI Proof

Bug confirmed by `Unit tests (tsan)` on [proof PR #104201](https://github.com/ClickHouse/ClickHouse/pull/104201).

Reproducer test

```sql
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS 04060_test;

CREATE TABLE 04060_test
(
key String,
str_col String,
arr_col Array(String),
tuple_col Tuple(x String, y UInt32),
map_col Map(String, UInt32),
update_column Nullable(String)
)
ENGINE = CoalescingMergeTree(update_column)
ORDER BY key;

INSERT INTO 04060_test (key, str_col, arr_col, tuple_col, map_col)
VALUES ('k', 'first', ['a', 'b'], ('hello', 42), {'x': 1, 'y': 2});

INSERT INTO 04060_test (key, update_column)
VALUES ('k', 'v2');

-- Wrap `map_col` in `mapSort` so the output is deterministic regardless of
-- the on-disk map serialization version (`map_serialization_version_for_zero_level_parts`),
-- which CI randomizes (`with_buckets` reorders keys by hash bucket).
SELECT str_col, arr_col, tuple_col, mapSort(map_col), update_column
FROM 04060_test FINAL;

OPTIMIZE TABLE 04060_test FINAL;

SELECT str_col, arr_col, tuple_col, mapSort(map_col), update_column
FROM 04060_test;

DROP TABLE 04060_test;

```

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_ClickGapAI · Confidence: HIGH · Severity: P1 · Finding: `h_pr104120_001`_