Chrome policies from env variables.

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Adding Custom Chrome Policy Configuration

In corporate networks, tested environments are often using custom policy configuration in order to manage chrome browser.
To set chrome browser with the same policy as the corporate networks tested, our chrome images allow to add any configuration via environment variables. For every item in the list: Chrome Policy list.

1. Get the Linux preference name and the Linux example value as a template from the list.

2. Set an environment variable to browser image: CH_POLICY_<preference-name>=<value>

   Example: CH_POLICY_ComponentUpdatesEnabled=false

   Note: in case data type is a list of strings or a string, escape character may be required.

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@jeremie-code thank you for contribution!