GSoC: Add EmbeddedTransportBackend POC for iframe-less integration#124
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This is a proof of concept for the project I would like to work on, "External API without iframe." The
EmbeddedTransportBackendis a replacement forPostMessageTransportBackendthat lets both sides communicate through direct function calls instead of postMessage across an iframe. I am adding it here in js-utils because this is where the transport layer and the ITransportBackend interface already live, so it makes sense for this backend to sit alongside PostMessageTransportBackend.I have added tests so the behavior of the new backend is clear, how the pairing works, bidirectional messaging, dispose behavior, and also tests with the Transport class to show that events and request/response both work through it.