AdguardTeam / AdguardTeam/CoreLibs

Add `local.adguard.org` to `Connection Allowlists` response header automatically

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Bug Priority: P2 Status: Code Review Version: CoreLibs v1.23
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Description

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### AdGuard version

AdGuard 8.0.0 nightly 60 (5602)

### Browser version

Chrome 151

### OS version

Windows 11

### Issue Details

Chrome added the `Connection-Allowlist` response header - https://chromestatus.com/feature/5175745573945344
As far as I understand, it works similarly to `Content Security Policy` - https://github.com/WICG/connection-allowlists
Currently, when a website uses `Connection-Allowlist`, `local.adguard.org` gets blocked.
It should be shipped in Chrome 152 by default, but I can reproduce it in Chrome 151 already.

Steps to reproduce:
1. Add to user rules:
```adblock
usercontent.goog#%#console.log('AdGuard test message');
```
2. Navigate to https://safecontentframe.static.usercontent.goog/
3. Scroll to the bottom (to `Connection-Allowlist` section)
4. Open console
5. In `Connection Allowlist` section click on the `Render` button

### Expected Behavior

Message in console should be displayed.

### Actual Behavior

`local.adguard.org` is not added to `Connection Allowlist` response header, so it's blocked and message in console is not displayed.

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