Shoebox.put/retrieve fail for invalid CSS selectors

[hoIIer]

When using fastboot shoebox to load initial data for a detail route, if the key value includes invalid css, shoebox.put() will fail due to the underlying querySelect not recognizing the characters.

For example, one way to add shoebox to a model route is to include it in an adapter such as shown here.

When a user navigates to mysite.com/myroute/abc, where the route uses store.findRecord('modelname', param_id), the adapter will check shoebox and/or put the fetched item into it for future retrieval.

The problem arises when a user attempts to navigate to an invalid model id such as mysite.com/myroute/%3Cabc

%3C is invalid css and so document.querySelector() will fail.

Whereas we want the site to gracefully recognize that a record doesn't exist for that id, and render a 404, instead fastboot will crash due to L41 here.

To fix this issue we need to CSS escape the key prior to inserting it into the shoebox store, and likewise unescape it when we pull it out.

Unfortunately node doesn't have a CSS.escape() natively, so we could use a shim based off the mozilla shim, or use the mozilla shim directly.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/CSS/escape
https://github.com/mathiasbynens/CSS.escape/blob/master/css.escape.js
https://gist.github.com/burritoIand/440f537e057768b93d038665482b1ae8

The working solution then becomes:

    key = CSSShim.escape(param_id);
    ...
    this.fastboot.shoebox.put(key, result);
    this.fastboot.shoebox.retrieve(CSSShim.escape(key));

If we added this to L41 above then there would be no need for handling it in userland.