Save target url in SessionStorage for post-auth redirect; Add EmberSimpleAuth types #20
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Ember-simple-auth tracks the current transition in a service, but if you do a full redirect for authentication, that value isn't persisted anywhere.
This PR removes some code that I believe was trying to duplicate the ember-simple-auth functionality. It also adds an alternate method for maintaining the target url that uses the browser's SessionStorage API which does survive redirects.
The result of this is: if you're following a link from an email and aren't authenticated, you should get redirected to the target link after completing authentication.