I can't remember what the status of this whole discussion is anymore.
Has anyone suggested another metadata statement, like "@library
userscript_library.user.js".
(since @include is already defined; the ".user.js" could be implied and
auto-appended if absent)
The desired file could be in the standard user script directory.
This would be fairly easy to do and support. (relatively, I think)
You could just "install" the library 'module', but not @include it to
anything, just to get
it into the directory for reference with the @library meta statement.
As for XUL, no, that is chrome-only, which you could do if you compiled
your GmScript
into an extension and then added the XUL stuff.
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