Added getIndexOfQueryTail function. Returns the index that is likely …#174
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…to be right after the file extension in the given URI.
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…to be right after the file extension in the given URI.
The function only allows filename to be extracted from the last forward slash to a query divider if the query divider appears after the forward slash in the given string (URI).
This makes URI:s like
https://example.com/img?path=/photos/example&w=1000
work with this package, whereas previously the filename would become something like path=/photos which appears to reference a non-existent directory, breaking caching.