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FEAT: Addresses #113 where GetHighEntropyValues JavaScript property v…
…alues must not return JavaScript when the required evidence is already present. Needed to improve performance. Only executed when the JavascriptGetHighEntropyValues property is a required property that can be returned. The Accept-CH properties in the DataSet are used to identify the headers that are needed for UACH/GHEV functionality. These are parsed during initialisation and stored in the device detection data set. After evidence based device detection a check is performed to determine if the evidence contains all the UACH/GHEV fields. If it does then the value returned for a subsequent call JavascriptGetHighEntropyValues will be an empty string. GettingStarted for C has been updated to better show the unpacking of evidence values to form other evidence values such as pseudo headers and UACH headers from base64.
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