Simple Notepad

A `hello()` function opens a WhatsApp URL assembled from DOM inputs and then calls `chrome.tabs.executeScript({file:'alert.js'})`. Neither `alert.js` nor the form inputs (`number`, `ccode`) referenced here exist in the bundle or popup.html — this function is entirely orphaned/dead code. While it cannot execute at runtime (missing file, no trigger, missing DOM elements), its presence in a simple notepad extension is unexplained and suggests the extension was derived from unrelated code. The `chrome.tabs.executeScript` call without `tabId` would attempt to inject into the active tab, which is a privilege the extension does not appear to legitimately need.

function hello() {  var word = document.getElementById("number")    .value;  var country = document.getElementById("ccode")    .value;  word = parseInt(word);  chrome.windows.create({    url: 'https://api.whatsapp.com/send?phone=' + country + word,    type: 'panel'  });  chrome.tabs.executeScript({    file: 'alert.js'  });}