WP: Apply the "controlled iframe" patch in JavaScript, not in Dockerfile #703
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This PR moves applying a WordPress patch from the Dockerfile, where WP is built into a `.data` file, to JavaScript, where it can be applied to any arbitrary WordPress installation. This is needed to patch WordPress branches in Pull Request previewer. See #700. Testing instructions: 1. Run Playground with `npm run start` 2. Go to the block editor 3. Confirm that inserter's CSS is loaded (black + icon) 4. Install the Gutenberg plugin 5. Confirm that inserter's CSS is still loaded Related to #668, #646.
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This PR moves applying a WordPress patch from the Dockerfile, where WP is built into a
.datafile, to JavaScript, where it can be applied to any arbitrary WordPress installation.This is needed to patch WordPress branches in Pull Request previewer. See #700.
Testing instructions:
npm run startRelated to #668, #646.