chore: fix .repo-metadata.json oddities

[jskeet]

The same changes are applied in packages and in .librarian/generator-input so that there won't be any extra diffs when these APIs are next generated.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request addresses minor inconsistencies in .repo-metadata.json files for google-analytics-data and google-cloud-memcache. By standardizing URL formats, it prevents future discrepancies that could arise during automated API generation processes, ensuring cleaner and more predictable repository state.

Highlights

• URL Correction for Google Analytics Data: Corrected the issue_tracker URL for google-analytics-data by removing an unnecessary URL-encoded plus sign and space (%2B%20).
• URL Standardization for Google Cloud Memcache: Standardized the product_documentation URL for google-cloud-memcache by adding the 'https://' scheme.
• Consistency Across Directories: Ensured consistency by applying these metadata fixes to both the packages/ and .librarian/generator-input/packages/ directories to prevent future diffs during API generation.

Changelog

• .librarian/generator-input/packages/google-analytics-data/.repo-metadata.json
  • Removed "%2B%20" from the issue_tracker URL.
• .librarian/generator-input/packages/google-cloud-memcache/.repo-metadata.json
  • Added "https://" prefix to the product_documentation URL.
• packages/google-analytics-data/.repo-metadata.json
  • Removed "%2B%20" from the issue_tracker URL.
• packages/google-cloud-memcache/.repo-metadata.json
  • Added "https://" prefix to the product_documentation URL.

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Code Review

The pull request addresses minor inconsistencies in .repo-metadata.json files by correcting issue tracker URLs and adding https:// prefixes to product documentation URLs. These changes ensure the metadata is accurate and consistently formatted, which is a good cleanup.