Exclude querystring in params passed to `url.format` in `authify`

@izs @othiym23 We've been seeing a lot of:

```
npm info retry will retry, error on last attempt: Error: This request requires auth credentials. Run `npm login` and repeat the request.
```

So after running in to it again tonight for seemingly no reason, I sat down to figure it out. Starting with the proper "nerf darts" ([lol @jennschiffer on that name btw)](https://github.com/npm/npm-registry-client/blob/master/lib/util/nerf-dart.js#L8) in my `.npmrc`:

```
$ cat ~/.npmrc
# other valid config
//demo.registry.nodejitsu.com/:_password={REDACTED}
//demo.registry.nodejitsu.com/:username=indexzero
//demo.registry.nodejitsu.com/:email={REDACTED}
//demo.registry.nodejitsu.com/:always-auth=true
```

when trying to do an `npm unpublish somepkg1042 --force` (and a cache miss I believe):

```
$ npm unpublish somepkg1042 --force --loglevel=silly
npm info it worked if it ends with ok
npm verb cli [ 'node',
npm verb cli   '/Users/charlie/.local/bin/npm',
npm verb cli   'unpublish',
npm verb cli   'somepkg1042',
npm verb cli   '--force',
npm verb cli   '--loglevel=silly' ]
npm info using npm@2.1.4
npm info using node@v0.10.32
npm WARN using --force I sure hope you know what you are doing.
npm sill unpublish args[0] somepkg1042
npm sill unpublish thing { raw: 'somepkg1042',
npm sill unpublish   scope: null,
npm sill unpublish   name: 'somepkg1042',
npm sill unpublish   rawSpec: '',
npm sill unpublish   spec: '*',
npm sill unpublish   type: 'range' }
npm sill ls normalized somepkg1042
npm sill ls normalized somepkg1042
npm verb gentlyRm vacuuming /Users/charlie/.npm/somepkg1042
npm verb mapToRegistry name somepkg1042
npm verb mapToRegistry uri https://demo.registry.nodejitsu.com/somepkg1042
npm verb request on initialization, where is /somepkg1042
npm verb request after pass 1, where is /somepkg1042?write=true
npm verb request url raw /somepkg1042?write=true
npm verb request resolving registry [ 'https://demo.registry.nodejitsu.com/',
npm verb request   './somepkg1042?write=true' ]
npm verb request after pass 2, where is https://demo.registry.nodejitsu.com/somepkg1042?write=true
npm verb request always-auth set; sending authorization
npm info attempt registry request try #1 at 03:31:12
npm info retry will retry, error on last attempt: Error: This request requires auth credentials. Run `npm login` and repeat the request.
```

I got bounced back for auth credentials. But why!? I threw in some `console.dir` around [authify][bug-itself] to try to get more information because as I saw above the nerf darts are clearly valid:

``` js
function authify (authed, parsed, headers) {
  console.dir(arguments)
  var c = this.conf.getCredentialsByURI(url.format(parsed))
  console.dir(c);
  // all of the original code..
```

This is when the real problem was revealed:

``` js
{ '0': true,
  '1': 
   { protocol: 'https:',
     slashes: true,
     auth: null,
     host: 'demo.registry.nodejitsu.com',
     port: null,
     hostname: 'demo.registry.nodejitsu.com',
     hash: null,
     search: '?write=true',
     query: 'write=true',
     pathname: '/somepkg1042',
     path: '/somepkg1042?write=true',
     href: 'https://demo.registry.nodejitsu.com/somepkg1042?write=true' },
  '2': { 'accept-encoding': 'gzip' } }
{ scope: '//demo.registry.nodejitsu.com/?write=true',
  token: undefined,
  password: undefined,
  username: undefined,
  email: '{REDACTED}',
  auth: undefined,
  alwaysAuth: false }
```

As you can see: _the [parsed URL object][bug-itself] which is reformatted before being passed to `getCredentialsByURI` includes any querystring parameters like `?write=true` which are not in the "nerf darts" stored in the `.npmrc` files._

This pull-request fixes this by passing in a more minimal object to `url.format` to exclude the querystrings given to `getCredentialsByURI`. This seems preferable to deleting the appropriate keys in `parsed` since the object is used elsewhere in the caller functions. It also adds unit tests for authify which are easy to extend for more edge cases like this (scopes, etc).

[bug-itself]: https://github.com/npm/npm-registry-client/blob/master/lib/authify.js#L6