Query params were not included when using the "/_/" prefix for farside
links. This extracts the logic for parsing query params into a function
that is then used for both /_/ and non-/_/ links.
This adds a straightforward way of preserving Farside's redirecting
behavior in the user's browser history. That way if an instance becomes
unavailable between the 5 min scans, the user can opt to navigate back
one page and be taken to a new instance.
This is accomplished using a single line of JS, and could potentially
work as the default behavior of Farside (with the current default
behavior requiring a path prefix instead). This should be revisited down
the road when more people are using this service.
Ben Busby