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Robert Knight authoredSet the `ng-csp` attribute on the document body on app startup before Angular is loaded to avoid triggering warnings when app.html is served with Content Security Policy headers. This used to be done via an `ng-csp` attribute on the <body> tag in the app.html file served by the `h` service but this moves it to client code to avoid the service needing to know this implementation detail of the client app.
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