Bug 1866559 - Support "no-info"-configured pings #2756
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And update some tests to check it out.
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This is a prerequisite for OHTTP support. Brings in glean_parser v13 to support it.
Only Rust's uploader does anything with this information. I suppose we could log/throw/record data if a noinfo ping makes it into an unsupported LB's uploader, but I figured just sending it normally might be the more kind approach.
Lotta changed files in this one, I'm afraid. If you'd like to follow the code changes chronologically by how the data flows, the individual commits are arranged in that manner (though Github's review UI is shite at handling that, so my condolences).