updated feature: Sub apps for IWAs

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	Updated feature entry:
	Sub apps for IWAs

Updates made by siobhan...@google.com:

• name:
  Old: Sub apps
  New: Sub apps for IWAs
  


• summary:
  Old: Sub apps allow developers to create multiple apps under a single Isolated Web App ([IWA](https://chromeos.dev/en/web/isolated-web-apps)) installation. Each Sub app has its own distinct name, icons and OS integrations. Sub apps appear on the desktop shelf with a distinct identity from the parent IWA, offering separate OS capabilities, such as file type association. This allows a single software package to present different, isolated functionalities to the user while maintaining a single, unified IWA install and update process. There are three new enterprise policies available to control the Sub apps API: - [DefaultSubAppsWithoutPromptsSetting](https://chromeenterprise.google/policies/#DefaultSubAppsWithoutPromptsSetting) specifies globally (for all IWAs) if user permission prompts are required to install Sub apps. The policies below can override this default. - [SubAppsWithoutPromptsAllowedForOrigins](https://chromeenterprise.google/policies/#SubAppsWithoutPromptsAllowedForOrigins) specifies a list of IWA URLs that can add or update Sub apps without user permission prompts. - [SubAppsWithoutPromptsBlockedForOrigins](https://chromeenterprise.google/policies/#SubAppsWithoutPromptsBlockedForOrigins) specifies a list of IWA URLs that can add Sub apps with user permission prompts only.
  New: Sub apps allow developers to create multiple apps under a single Isolated Web App ([IWA](https://chromeos.dev/en/web/isolated-web-apps)) installation. Each Sub app has its own distinct name, icons and OS integrations. Sub apps appear on the desktop shelf with a distinct identity from the parent IWA, offering separate OS capabilities, such as file type association. This allows a single software package to present different, isolated functionalities to the user while maintaining a single, unified IWA install and update process. There are three new enterprise policies available to control the Sub apps API: - [DefaultSubAppsWithoutPromptsSetting](https://chromeenterprise.google/policies/#DefaultSubAppsWithoutPromptsSetting) specifies globally (for all IWAs) if user permission prompts are required to install Sub apps. The policies below can override this default. - [SubAppsWithoutPromptsAllowedForOrigins](https://chromeenterprise.google/policies/#SubAppsWithoutPromptsAllowedForOrigins) specifies a list of IWA URLs that can add or update Sub apps without user permission prompts. - [SubAppsWithoutPromptsBlockedForOrigins](https://chromeenterprise.google/policies/#SubAppsWithoutPromptsBlockedForOrigins) specifies a list of IWA URLs that can add Sub apps with user permission prompts only.
  

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