Trusted types #235
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Added trusted-types header add require-trusted-types-for header Added script and style to quoted directives Added TYPE_POLICIES_LIST
Added tests for trusted types keywords added tests for trusted types in csp Moved directives to be chrome only
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Linked to issue #233
This PR extends the current CSP configuration within the Nelmio Security bundle to include the new Trusted-Types policy headers
trusted-types: <POLICY NAMES>require-trusted-types-for: <DOM-SINK>These directives interface with the new trusted types feature, with the hopes of reducing DOM based XSS sinks. They instruct user agents to restrict usage of known DOM XSS sinks to a predefined set of functions or Policies. Resources linked at the end of this description describe the spec for trusted types and their Benifits.