feat(core): Update supported "Incremental Delivery" format/spec #3007
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Resolves #3003
Summary
When applied, this pull request updates the "Incremental Delivery" spec format, as it should be supported according to the updated specification. It furthermore updates the permissible formats of execution results we accept from APIs.
While some minor adjustments have been made that could be breaking, we only changed things related to the prior experimental changes, as not merged to the spec yet.
Note: Combined gzip+min size of
*.min.jswent from6.11 kBto6.27 kB, a delta of+0.16kBSet of changes
stringsupport for rehydrating errorsAcceptheader format, as most APIs should reasonably support it