I'll actually argue that you're arguing exactly what I'm arguing :)
My comment near the end is that we absolutely need transparency - just that what we need tracked more than all the code ever run under a URL is that one signing key. All your points are right: users aren't going to check it. It needs to be automatic and it needs to be distributed in a way that browsers and site owners can be confident that the code being run is the code the site owner intended to be run.
My comment near the end is that we absolutely need transparency - just that what we need tracked more than all the code ever run under a URL is that one signing key. All your points are right: users aren't going to check it. It needs to be automatic and it needs to be distributed in a way that browsers and site owners can be confident that the code being run is the code the site owner intended to be run.