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- part of ember upgrades
- removed all unnecessary usage of `.get`
- cleaned up imports where we had imports from the same module across multiple lines
- standardized on importing specific computed helpers rather than using `computed.foo`
- switched tests from using `wait()` to `settled()`
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The current `/billing` route needs to be renamed into `/pro`, so we can use sub-routes like `/pro/billing` and `/pro/domain` in the billing app.
no issue
- Opted in to use explicit `hisotry.replaceState` and setting iframe's `src` using assignment instead of tracking it through computed property. This allows for tighter control over when iframe's history is updated which was causing problems when `src` was bound to computed property
- Added billing page metadata. This way browser history records appear with nicer signature
- Removed "update button" iframe and rewrote "global iframe" to not use modals. This allows to have single iframe on a page, which simplifies `postMessage` communication and preserve history inside iframe to be able to navigate it after closure
- Added route change handler responding to BMA app route changes. Allows to sync browser URL visible to the user with active route in BMA iframe. The sync is based on `hisory.replaceState` method that makes sure singular history records are kept in the browser history
- Added nested wildcard billing route. This is meant to catch all the nested routes inside of BMA iframe
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- The 'response' property is needed to make the receiving client generic in regards of what data format has to be returned as a result of the call. For example with this change the 'response: subscription' meant there should be an incoming 'message' event as a response to this call with 'subscription' key into it's data
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- Added billing update button to navigation menu. Ghost-Admin communicates with billing iframe and displays this button based on the plan data that iframe returns
- Ghost-Admin communicates with an iframe using same mechanism as with token exchange - throu `window.postMessage` API
