Static fullmanifest

[ryanbethel]

This is for the feature request for full static manifest

I thought it would be easier to just make a pull request to illustrate what I am suggesting instead of trying to describe it in detail in a feature request. If this is not a desired feature I am fine to drop it.

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[brianleroux]

lets add a new method rather than overloading this one; how about arc.static.manfiest ?

[ryanbethel]

lets add a new method rather than overloading this one; how about arc.static.manfiest ?

That seems like a good idea.

It might be a good opportunity to add the missing feature to generate a manifest (output) if fingerprinting is turned off. Seems like we could list all files in the public bucket to build a manifest if the static.json is not present. Not sure what the performance for it is compared to just getting the static.json (slower I'm sure, but by how much). But it would likely not be run too frequently.