Add site definition worker inference
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## Features
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- Local toxicity classification using Transformers.js and a quantized ONNX model.
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- Local CPU/WASM inference with ONNX Runtime.
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- Configurable toxicity threshold and filtering mode: collapse posts with a Show button or hide them completely.
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- Optional toxicity scores on filtered-post placeholders.
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- Declarative site definitions with URL patterns, selectors, and stable identifiers.
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The model is loaded once by the shared inference backend for each browser context. Content scripts send normalized text to the background runtime and apply the returned score to the matching DOM element. Results are cached in memory to avoid repeating work when dynamic sites recreate elements.
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Inference runs locally through ONNX Runtime's WASM backend using the bundled quantized model.
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## Options page
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Open the extension’s options page to change the threshold, filtering mode, and score display. The Site definitions section manages JSON subscriptions, which refresh automatically once per week and can also be refreshed manually. Local overrides can be imported from or exported to JSON and are validated before they are saved. A failed or invalid subscription update leaves the last-known-good definitions active.
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