Add SW push/sync feature in dev mode

[sebastienroul]

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• [ ] Bugfix
• [x] Feature
• [ ] Code style update
• [ ] Refactor
• [ ] Build-related changes
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Other information: The PR extends the Quasar-cli behaviour in Dev mode : It make it able to deliver the no-op service worker, but also a push and a sync part of code for managing this SW events by separating the source code. The point is that the content of to files is append at the end of the generated no-op SW.

[sebastienroul]

Here is the first part of the job to make PWA more easy to run in dev mode. As discuted on the Forum the previous way to play with SW in dev mode was "not efficient".

Now I need help to make it run in build mode : I read the code and found in the webpack-config.js (line 353) a possible place to add this, but I'm not very sure how to inject the push and sync part at the end of the service-worker.js : Any idea ?

Then, when I will get the info for build injection, I'll be able to update the documentation.

Best regards