Add 'overrides' key for browser-specific manifest settings #1055
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overrideskey to manifest to allow setting browser-specific manifest key-values, using just a dumb shallow-merge.I personally needed this feature because Firefox CSP automatically upgrades HTTP connections to HTTPS, but setting anything else broke functionality in Safari.
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