Passkeys: Wrap response to PublicKeyCredential#2178
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Wraps the response to a proper
PublicKeyCredentialobject. The object is passed as a normal object from the content script, and constructed at the injected script side. I had some strange problems when passingPublicKeyCredentialobject directly to the injected script, so this is the safest way to ensure compatibility.Also fixes showing an error when credential is excluded, which is quite a common case. Even if we just let the lifetime timer run out, user should have some indication why the passkey creation fails.
I tested this with almost every site I have working passkeys. These changes didn't improve the situation with some problematic sites, e.g. Microsoft.
Supports extension JSON changes with keepassxreboot/keepassxc#10615.
Fixes #2173.