Make the polyfill wait until after the Origin Trial as kicked in #26
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A starting point for discussion, if nothing else. Fixes #21... mostly.
The problem is that there isn't anywhere for us to insert our script that is after the Origin Trial is loaded but before any page script could be run. Testing shows that the script here is injected after scripts in the head but before scripts in the body.
This means that coming in after the Origin Trial gives the page chance to get a reference to the real versions of things like
VRFrameDataandnavigator.getVRDisplays().For me personally, I load my scripts in the body, and this change fixes things perfectly. For people who run their scripts in the head I'm not sure what happens.