Add x_google_ignoreList support

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

Developing means to debug. Currently debugging an UI5 can mean to get a lot of messages that are not really related to my code. For instance, UI5 standard coding related to an OData call is part of the console output.

request | @ | datajs.js:2592
invokeRequest | @ | datajs.js:1615
odata.request | @ | datajs.js:7957
(anonym) | @ | ODataMetadata.js:255
ODataMetadata._loadMetadata | @ | ODataMetadata.js:193
Component._createManifestModels | @ | Component.js?eval:1951

Finding out what part of the log is part of my own coding is not as easy as it could be. Disabling completely the logging for the standard UI5 coding is not an option, as the log messages can still provide value.

Describe the solution you'd like

I'd like to have support for x_google_ignoreList. Controlled via a new parameter. The list should include all ( or some, configurable) UI5 libraries / code that are not part of the UI5 app. The ignoreList should be dynamically maintend by the ui5 tooling component that provides the UI5 library. This way the configuration is only applied in the local dev environment.

Describe alternatives you've considered

The x_google_ignoreList values can also be manually set by the developer in the Chrome DevTools. In the settings, the ignore list can be custom configured. Adding the value /resources* adds all UI5 libs loaded to the ignore list. This greys out any log message caused by UI5. In case adding x_google_ignoreList to the source map is not possible, maybe the UI5 documentation can be enhanced to add this information.

Additional context

https://developer.chrome.com/articles/x-google-ignore-list/

Start by reading the linked Chrome DevTools x_google_ignore_list documentation and tracing how the UI5 tooling component provides libraries and generates source maps. Define how a configurable parameter would maintain UI5 library entries only in local development, and verify that the resulting source maps produce the intended ignored-library behavior.