allow running in web pages using a meta tag #29
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if a web page needs to run the extension without being in the allowlist, this meta tag would trigger activating the functionality of the extension: ``` <meta name="codeium:type" content="monaco"> ``` see #28
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Thanks! Maybe we can add a TODO to restrict injection type by the value of the content attribute per #28 (comment)
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if a web page needs to run the extension without being in the allowlist, this meta tag would trigger activating the functionality of the extension:
This is a demo: https://codeium.livecodes.pages.dev/
see #28