Hash is only calculated on response body and not the extracted javascript

[parsiya]

This means the hash can only be used to detect if the responses are the same. In most cases, it's when we are requesting the same exact JavaScript file.

It should work on the extracted JavaScript which is what is fed into the beautify and eslint functions. This way we can detect chunks of Javascript that are embedded in pages.

Ideally, the extension should be able to detect chunks of JavaScript and populate the results if they are already seen. That said, it's going to be difficult because a page can have multiple chunks of embedded JavaScript and currently we concat all of them together and pass them to the functions.