Add nonce for to js for login to work with CSP

[johrstrom]

I know we've had issues with opening on the working_dir. I've found that the setting is in this file. If we want to continue to open on that initial directory we may be able to edit this file before we launch.

jq '.' ~/.local/share/code-server/coder.json

[johrstrom]

This works for me, IDK if you want to play around with the contents of ~/.local/share/code-server/coder.json in this PR or just defer it.

[Oglopf]

I'm going to try and fix that too in the script, will update soon with that.

[johrstrom]

I'm finding a few things here

• 3.4 doesn't seem to work at all when we upgrade to 4.8 so I'd say let's just remove it as an option.
  • Switching back and forth between versions seems to throw errors in the console log. 3.4 doesn't load any files in the directory. 3.9 (after loading 4.8 then switching back to 3.9) has similar console log messages, but does in fact seem to work.
• I don't know what --extra-extensions-dir and I don't see it as a valid CLI option in any version. In any case, extensions are picked up in --user-data-dir and this seems duplicate, so I think we can safely remove it.
• with 3.4 removed --ignore-last-opened is a valid option for all versions, so we don't even need the if block.

Here's the diff I've been testing with.

diff.txt

[Oglopf]

Wait, do you want that extra-extensions or not? I'm confused now as this was removed before, then put in, and now we want to remove it?

[johrstrom]

Wait, do you want that extra-extensions or not? I'm confused now as this was removed before, then put in, and now we want to remove it?

Yea I think so. I don't see it as a valid option for any version. Extensions are picked up in #{--user-data-dir}/extentions so I don't really know what this does, if anything.

Again - I cannot find it as a valid option for any version and extensions work fine without it.