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Added more hashing methods #73
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In order to allow the queries to be uploaded to a Redis server and be reusable across multiple updates, the sequential ID system just wasn't cutting it. I went through and added more hash methods so that each given query remained identical across multiple client side app updates, regardless of how files shifted around.