Wire up a way for users to disable particular kinds of reporting. #254
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This is the bit that I think addresses #168. While it doesn't go as far as @pes10k wants in requiring all UAs to make reporting opt-in, it does allow any UA to do that if it thinks that's what its users want. I think that's likely to be as far as the WG will have consensus to go, although the WG could surprise me.
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@yoavweiss @npdoty, does this seem like a reasonable way to move forward with the Reporting API?
Fixes #168.
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