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Fix URL routing and template injection vulnerabilities#32

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This PR resolves several key issues with routing and templating in the Worker:

  1. Fixes an issue where base64 payload URLs containing forward slashes would cause a 400 Bad Request error by truncating the regex match for routing (/c/ and /w/ endpoints).
  2. Fixes potential string replacement bugs where dynamic data containing special strings like $& would be incorrectly processed by String.prototype.replace().
  3. Adds sanitization to escape HTML and JavaScript-specific characters when replacing variables inside the template literals, preventing potential XSS.

PR created automatically by Jules for task 6161346864677551753 started by @jbalagiya

- Added `escapeForScript` helper to sanitize string injections in templates and prevent XSS.
- Changed `renderTemplate` logic to use a callback function in `.replace` calls to avoid issues with special replace patterns like `$&`.
- Fixed regex matching for `/c/` and `/w/` paths. The second parameter can contain forward slashes (since it is a base64 string, or due to decoded URLs), so using `([^/]+)` breaks the worker route logic; it now uses `(.+)`.

Co-authored-by: jbalagiya <143921503+jbalagiya@users.noreply.github.com>
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