Use hostPageSetting() instead of Object.assign()
Use the new `settings.hostPageSetting()` method in `index.js`. This means that `index.js` no longer uses `shared/settings.js` (`jsonConfigsFrom()`) or `configFuncSettingsFrom()`. These are both encapsulated in `hostPageSetting()`. Previously `index.js` blindly assigned a lot of property names and values fo the `config` object using a couple of `Object.assign()` calls: Object.assign(config, sharedSettings.jsonConfigsFrom(window_.document)); Object.assign(config, configFuncSettingsFrom(window_)); These `Object.assign()`s are now gone, and instead it explicitly assigns each property to the `config` object by name: var config = { app: settings.app, query: settings.query, ... openLoginForm: settings.hostPageSetting('openLoginForm'), openSidebar: settings.hostPageSetting('openSidebar'), ... }; (Some of these settings were already being assigned in this way, but the ones that uses `hostPageSetting()` are new.) This also means that `index.js` no longer uses `isBrowserExtension()`. Previously `index.js` contained logic to return early, declining to read various config settings from the host page using its `Object.assign()`s, if the client was running in a browser extension. This logic is also now encapsulated in the new `settings.hostPageSetting()` method and so is removed from `index.js`.
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