Allow colon in route after path param#2847
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The current router implementation does not allow for colons in the route if they are immediately following a path parameter, this prevents us from following the Google API specification.
For example, I was unable to define a route which would match a URL like this:
POST /files/1234:deletewhere 1234 should map to a:fileIdpath param. This PR fixes that.