Add require-corp embedder policy header to service worker#338
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On further testing this change would be breaking. For example, we often use resources from another origin for demonstrating example images. Any image elements without the
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Upstream a recommended header that enforces CORS.
Documentation for the header: https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/origin.html#coep
DO NOT SUBMIT: In current state this is a breaking change. See comment: #338 (comment)