[Emulation Tuning] Adjust Send HTML with Embedded Javascript with Gmail Emulation
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Overview
This pull request makes adjustments to the
Send HTML with Embedded Javascript with Gmailemulation.Emulationclass docstrings--js-fileargument to allow custom JS code to be loaded from file and embedded in HTML doccreate_htmlto load from file or use defaultEmulation Testing
Note that in order to test this emulation, 2 separate google workspace accounts were necessary where one needs to be external to the organization being monitored. OAuth creds and valid sessions then needed to be established within the credential store as well.