[HTTPS-Everywhere] Where to reenable rules?

[Jacob Hoffman-Andrews]

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>- rule xyz.xml is a ruleset with 'default_off=...'
>- I edit this rule to be active again (including removal of
'default_off=...') and commit/make a pull request to the master branch
>- If this commit will be part of some future release, will the rule be
active automatically again in the future release?

Yes, for all users that haven't manually enabled or disabled that
ruleset, it will become automatically active again in a future release.

This is a bit confusing because HTTPS Everywhere stores a persistent
preference in Firefox whenever you enable or disable a rule. So if you
have enabled or disabled the rule during testing, your Firefox profile
will remember that even when you install a new version.

You can readily test in a clean Firefox profile, created automatically,
like so:

./test.sh --justrun

That should open up a Firefox independent of your normal one and you can
test that the rule is enabled. For Chromium you can run:

./run-chromium.sh
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