Add Extension.js to the boilerplating tools - #2453
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hello Mozilla team! I'm adding an Extension.js block to the boilerplating tools, after the WebExtensions Example one. it is MIT, runs locally, and treats Firefox as a first-class target: it starts Firefox with the extension loaded, reloads on save, runs addons-linter on a production Firefox build, and packages a zip for AMO
create-react-firefox.master.mp4
I maintain the project. frontmatter updated per the contributing guide (contributors, last updated by, date)