Feature: The scripts of the new job form can be switched off

Description

The Jobs New content element registers two scripts from inside its template: CKEditor 4 from its content delivery network, and the module @fgtclb/academic-jobs/frontend/rich-text.js that configures it. An installation that brings its own editor, or wants none, had to override the whole template to leave them out.

Both are switchable now, together, per site:

Site setting and constant	Default
`plugin.tx_academicjobs.assets.js`	`true`

It is declared by the site set fgtclb/academic-jobs, with every other setting of this extension:

config/sites/my-site/settings.yaml

plugin.tx_academicjobs.assets.js: false

An installation that configures its frontend through sys_template records sets the TypoScript constant of the very same name, in Constants:

Constants of the root sys_template record

plugin.tx_academicjobs.assets.js = 0

Every academic extension that loads a script has this switch, named assets.js below its own plugin namespace and switched on by default, after the switch of the study plan content element.

Impact

Nothing changes for an installation that configures nothing: the form loads both scripts exactly as before.

Switched off, the page loads neither, and the markup is unchanged. The form keeps working: the description fields are plain text areas with the class ace-ckeditor, and a visitor submits the text as it is. See Load the script or bring your own.

A project that overrides Templates/Job/New.html keeps whatever its copy loads. The switch reaches it once it wraps its own <f:asset.script> and <f:asset.module> in <f:if condition="{settings.assets.js}">.