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Feature parsing regular URL's
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With this PR, Compass can handle regular URL's with both queries and/or fragments.
So when parsing the this example;
compassTests://callback/#access_token=IjvcgrkQk1p7TyJxKa26rzM1wBMFZW6XoHK4t5Gkt1xQLTN8l7ppR0H3EZXpoP0uLAN49oCDqTHsvnEV&token_type=Bearer&expires_in=3600Route in the callback would end up being
callbackand all of the fragments would be stored for you inargumentsas a key value pair. Same thing would happen if you used a URL with a query instead of fragments.