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* Plugins: Pass hashes for SRI to frontend
* Add SRI hashes to frontendsettings DTOs
* Add docstring
* TestSriHashes
* Fix typo
* Changed SriHashes to ModuleHash
* update loader_test compareOpts
* update ModuleHash error message
* Add TestModuleHash/no_module.js
* Add omitEmpty to moduleHash
* Add ModuleHash to api/plugins/${pluginId}/settings
* moved ModuleHash field
* feat(plugins): add moduleHash to bootData and plugin types
* feat(plugins): if moduleHash is available apply it to systemjs importmap
* Calculate ModuleHash for CDN provisioned plugins
* Add ModuleHash tests for TestCalculate
* adjust test case name
* removed .envrc
* Fix signature verification failing for internal plugins
* fix tests
* Add pluginsFilesystemSriChecks feature togglemk
* renamed FilesystemSriChecksEnabled
* refactor(plugin_loader): prefer extending type declaration over ts-error
* added a couple more tests
* Removed unused features
* Removed unused argument from signature.DefaultCalculator call
* Removed unused argument from bootstrap.DefaultConstructFunc
* Moved ModuleHash to pluginassets service
* update docstring
* lint
* Removed cdn dependency from manifest.Signature
* add tests
* fix extra parameters in tests
* "fix" tests
* removed outdated test
* removed unused cdn dependency in signature.DefaultCalculator
* reduce diff
* Cache returned values
* Add support for deeply nested plugins (more than 1 hierarchy level)
* simplify cache usage
* refactor TestService_ModuleHash_Cache
* removed unused testdata
* re-generate feature toggles
* use version for module hash cache
* Renamed feature toggle to pluginsSriChecks and use it for both cdn and filesystem
* Removed app/types/system-integrity.d.ts
* re-generate feature toggles
* re-generate feature toggles
* feat(plugins): put systemjs integrity hash behind feature flag
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Co-authored-by: Jack Westbrook <jack.westbrook@gmail.com>
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