Use double equals when comparing IDs of different types

[wheelerlaw]

When you add a new item using a post, it creates a new item in the collection using a number as the ID by default. However, when you update the item using a put, the default URL parser keeps the URL parameter as a string, which causes the ID matcher in the put method to fail.

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[wheelerlaw]

Ok, maybe a different solution is in order since it failed the linting because of the double equals, but you get the point.

Never mind, I just used the tslint exception.

[wheelerlaw]

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