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Allow filtering injection types #32

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This PR allows filtering injection types or disabling the extension in specific web pages using a meta tag, as discussed in #29 and #31

<meta name="codeium:type" content="monaco" />

The content attribute accepts a comma-separated list of supported editors. These currently include: "monaco" and "codemirror5".

To disable the extension in a specific page add the following meta tag:

<meta name="codeium:type" content="none" />

closes #31

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Looks like there are some merge conflicts to resolve.

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merge conflicts resolved 👍

thank you

@pqn pqn merged commit c964bce into Exafunction:main Aug 22, 2023
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hi @pqn
This is a gentle reminder. It seems that this version has not yet been published to chrome store, so that my users can use this feature.
Thank you.

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pqn commented Sep 6, 2023

It should be released now.

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Great, thank you

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Allow specific web pages to opt out of autocomplete
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