Add support for Safari browser via WebSocket connection method#2799
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Adds support for Safari by implementing the connection via WebSocket instead of native messaging.
Requires this PR for KeePassXC: keepassxreboot/keepassxc#12170, and the extension is using #2576 as the base. With Safari, the connection method is forces to WebSocket. The WebSocket feature must be enabled from KeePassXC side's Browser Integration settings.
To test this, the Firefox's manifest file must be used:
npm run debug:firefox.Instructions how to run this with XCode: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/safariservices/running-your-safari-web-extension. You can also try to load the extension direcly to Safari as a temporary extension.
Fixes #294.
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