More layout cleanups from the introduction of a lifetime in LayoutDom<T>
What can I say, the follow-up fixes just kept coming to my door one by one, I couldn't just tell them to go away.
For clarity, I introduce <LayoutDom<Element>>::parent_node_ref to contain
the remaining unsafety bits out of composed_parent_node_ref which is more
complex than just a field access.
They don't do anything fancy so there is no additional unsafety calling them
compared to using LayoutDom in the first place, the usual story of all
those changes.
This safe method is the basic block to access element attributes from layout.
We reuse it in the other attr-related layout methods to remove a pretty big
source of rampant unsafe code between script and layout.
Add SupportedPropertyNames to Document (also fix iframe getting)
Existing test of named-getting an iframe now succeeds. I added a new test for Object.getOwnPropertyNames(document) based on my understanding of the spec; that test could use a second opinion.
UPDATE: This was trying to do too many things in one PR as originally submitted. It is now using #25572 as a base, and I suggest reviewing that PR before this one to avoid duplicating review effort.
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Event dispatch rewritten to align to spec, activate on clicks better
I went over the changes to the event dispatch spec that had accumulated over the past few years, rewriting dispatch/invoke/inner-invoke almost completely and modifying other code where it was relevant. Most of the remaining obvious deviations from spec are things that will only come up when we start handling events in shadow DOM.
I am pushing now because I want to see CI test results, but please do not approve this PR just if automated test improvements look good. I may have broken some actual UI interactions in the course of fixing synthetic events, and some manual testing is needed, including checking that manual interactions with interactive content continue to fire the events they're supposed to.
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Make name content attributes consistently atoms and put them in rare_data for fast access
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All codepaths setting the name content attribute now use an atom, which is also stored in rare_data for direct lookup by a get_name method.
Paralleling the get_name method, I added a get_id method, which makes some internal id-lookup cases nicer.
A new test tests for a name setter on every HTML element type. In addition to its overt and upstreamable purpose of checking IDL property reflection semantics, for us this test also hits some Servo assertions that make sure the name is an atom in every case. If the test doesn't crash, even a failed test case still has the attribute as an atom rather than some other type. The failed cases are for elements that we have unimplemented or completely stubbed; I added a few missing name IDL properties to otherwise implemented elements.
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Implement "translate" attribute
This attribute is almost a straightforward enumerated one, but the getter value inherits from parents when the content attribute is absent, even when the parents are non-HTML elements. This initial commit is using LocalName::from on a static string; once html5ever has a release with "translate" in the built-in local name list, a small change will be needed.
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