Summary:
Adding `headless/index.js` This is the entry point to the headless version of Flipper.
This creates a redux store, and initializes the dispatchers. As all business logic (adb connections, etc.) are managed by dispatchers, this spins up a working version of Flipper, listening on our ports, allowing connections to devices.
For APIs not available in node.js, we are adding polyfills. `WebSocket` is used by redux-devtools, `fetch` is used in a couple of places throughout the application. These polyfills are added to the global namespace, so the app can run the same as in the browser.
Reviewed By: passy
Differential Revision: D13786573
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