Make conditional exclusion of modules work the same way in the app
bundle as in the tests bundle.

Fix an occasional error from Gulp about a missing `boot.bundle.js` file
when running `make dev` for the first time after `make clean`. This can
happen if `updateManifest` runs before Rollup has generated
`boot.bundle.js`. The error can be safely ignored as `updateManifest`
will be re-run after `boot.bundle.js` is generated.

See https://github.com/hypothesis/browser-extension/pull/681

Replace Browserify with Rollup as a module bundler. This brings several
advantages:

- It is a more modern bundler that has better support in the ecosystem,
  more active maintenence, fewer dependencies and is easier to write plugins for.
  The core team also maintain most of the plugins that we need.

- It has native support for modern platform features like ES modules,
  including dynamic import for lazy-loading of functionality.

- It generates smaller bundles due to its ability to do tree shaking and scope hoisting.

The new bundles are generated as ES modules rather than UMD / IIFE bundles.
Our target browsers now all support ES modules and this will enable us to use
native static/dynamic imports for code splitting or lazy-loading of
functionality in future.

The initial Rollup build generates one bundle per application (boot script,
annotator, sidebar). This simplifies the build process and minimizes production
bundle size, at the cost of making incremental updates during development
slightly slower.

Build performance is currently similar to or a little slower than Browserify.
We can optimize this by adding caching of transforms (mainly Babel) and
pre-building of a vendor bundle containing large dependencies.

As part of changing the bundler this also changes how the code is packaged
for tests.  We now do the bundling ourselves rather than using a Karma
integration. This makes it much easier to inspect the processed code and fix
problems. It also makes it easier to optimize the bundle building in future.

The CrossFrame class was a thin wrapper around the Bridge connection
between guest and sidebar and wasn't really encapsulating any
functionality.

Simplify the code by removing this non-abstraction and moving the Bridge
and AnnotationSync construction directly into the Guest class. Also
reorganize the Guest constructor to better group together related logic.

In the anchoring integration test the CrossFrame stub has simply been
removed rather than replaced because it isn't necessary. As long as
`Guest.connectToSidebar` is not called, all the Bridge method calls will
have no effect.

Bumps [@babel/preset-env](https://github.com/babel/babel/tree/HEAD/packages/babel-preset-env) from 7.15.6 to 7.15.8.
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Follow up of https://github.com/hypothesis/client/pull/3807

* reference to the `crossframe` service is inaccurate
* changed default export to a named export, as per team conventions

Follow up of https://github.com/hypothesis/client/pull/3807

* reference to the `crossframe` service is inaccurate
* changed default export to a named export, as per team conventions

* add information about why to use `window.load` instead of
  `document.DOMContentLoaded` to check when a document is ready

* use an invalid local URL (http://localhost:1) to speed DNS lookup in
  the test

* include some comments about the use of `waitForFrameObserver` in the
  tests

Instead of override the window.hypothesisConfig, I provide the
`externalContainerSelector` through a JSON script tag. This allows a
more incremental way to add configuration options.

When injecting the client into a guest frame, proxy any custom asset locations
specified via `.js-hypothesis-config` script tags in the host frame.
These are used by the browser extension and needed for the VitalSource
integration to work in that context.

We could probably avoid copying the `sidebarAppUrl` and `notebookAppUrl`
settings for guest-only frames. This will require changes to the boot
script and possibly the annotator entry point.

Implement the `injectClient` method of Guest that is used by
integrations (eg. VitalSource) to inject the client into a chosen frame.

In the process the `HypothesisInjector` class has been extracted out of
the `CrossFrame` class, since it is unrelated to the rest of the
functionality in that class and only lived their because of its
dependence on the `Bridge` instance, which will soon be removed (see
https://github.com/hypothesis/client/pull/3812). It is now constructed
and used directly by the `Guest` class instead.

Expose the existing logic for injecting the client into a target frame
in HypothesisInjector as a public `injectClient` method and modify it to
wait for the document to be loaded if necessary. This method will be
used by the guest class to inject the client into specific frames when
requested by the current integration.

In the case where the frame is discovered by `FrameObserver` this means
that `onDocumentReady(frame)` will be called twice. That's OK because
the second call will just complete immediately if the frame is already
ready.

Change how the sidebar is notified of guest frames being unloaded to
support guest frames where the client has been loaded via means other
than `HypothesisInjector` or where the guest is cross-origin.

Instead of listening for the guest frame's 'unload' event from the
parent frame in `HypothesisInjector`, the guest frame instead listens
for this event itself and sends a `hypothesisGuestUnloaded` message to
the host frame via `window.postMessage`, which in turn is handled in the
`Sidebar` class to relay it to the sidebar app via a `destroyFrame` RPC
call. This indirect route works around a bug in Safari (see code
comments).

As well as supporting future use cases, this also simplifies the
`HypothesisInjector` class as it no longer needs access to the `Bridge`.

This enables testing handling of the client's discovery of existing
frames (on page load) as well as handling of dynamic addition and removal after
the client has started.

Use separate channels for sending messages to guests vs the host in the
sidebar, even for the common case when there is only one guest and it is
the same frame as the host.

This change makes it clear for readers which part of the annotator code
is intended to handle a particular message from the sidebar. It is also
a step towards supporting host frames that are not guests. This will be
needed in ebook readers where the host frame provides the navigation UI
and contains the frame displaying the book content, but should not be
annotatble itself.

 - Remove the `bridge` service in the sidebar. The `frameSync` service
   now provides the entry point for other services/components to make RPC calls
   to the host or guest frames. Currently the only use case is
   sending notifications to the host via `FrameSyncService.notifyHost`.

 - Create separate `Bridge` instances in `FrameSyncService` for sidebar
   <-> guest and sidebar <-> host communication. The sidebar <-> guest
   bridge works the same as before. The sidebar <-> host bridge
   is established by having `FrameSyncService` create a MessageChannel
   when sending the `hypothesisSidebarReady` notification to the host.

   The sidebar / host frames then add respective ports of this channel
   to a Bridge instance.

 - Change the various existing RPC calls between frames to use either
   the guest <-> sidebar or host <-> sidebar communication channels as
   appropriate

Show the URLs of all frames connected to the sidebar in the Version info
tab of the Help panel. Previously only the URL of the main frame was
shown.

Initially this will mainly be useful for client developers to check that
the expected set of frames are connected to the sidebar in different
scenarios.

`Annotator` is not a great name for this interface, but at least make
the link between it and Guest clearer by improving its documentation and
marking Guest as explicitly implementing it.

This adds a new integration for the VitalSource Bookshelf reader. It is
comprised of two separate sub-integrations, one for the "container"
frame into which the client is initially loaded, and a separate one for
the "content" frame that displays the book content.

The container frame integration is responsible for injecting the client
into the content frame and re-injecting after a navigation. All the
annotation-related functionality is a no-op in this frame. The logic for
injecting the client depends on a stub method in the Guest class which
will be implemented separately.

The content frame integration mostly delegates to the HTML integration,
but it customizes the document metadata saved with annotations and also
prevents the VitalSource viewer's native selection controls from
interfering with Hypothesis's ones.

All frontend Hypothesis app are going to have the same base line as
this:

https://github.com/hypothesis/bouncer/pull/469/commits/6a01199bfc196a8932be271f61c07029dbf886c5