Trusted Types: ServiceWorkerContainer.register()#42362
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ServiceWorkerContainer.register()takes a scriptURL defining the service worker. This updates the docs to reflect that the scriptURL can be a trusted type.As per our pattern, this adds a top header and a security considerations section. To make that "work" I pushed most of the original top level overview down into a Description section.
I also added just the first example showing how to use TT.
Related docs work can be tracked in:
document.write()/document.writeln()#37518