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Added taint analysis sinks for open redirects and tests. #100
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For #95.
Right now this supports tracking tainted inputs into HttpResponse.Redirect() (both in System.Web and AspNetCore.Http), the Controller.Redirect() and Controller.RedirectPermanent() methods. I'm sure there are more to consider, but these may be among the more common offenders.
Please let me know if any changes are necessary.