Store vertex attribs data in DOM and optimise GetVertexAttrib
This is not an extremely useful change on its own but those things need to be stored on the DOM side to implement some draw checks anyway.
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Add window icon on X11 and Windows
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DOM structs embed their parent type as their first field. This
introduces a `.parent()` method to the DOM struct that returns its first
field, and codegens a type assert that ensures that `.parent()` returns
the parent struct.
This generates:
On `#[dom_struct]`:
```rust
impl HasParent for Type {
type Parent = ParentType;
fn as_parent(&self) -> ParentType {
&self.first_field
}
}
```
In the codegen files:
```rust
impl Type {
fn __assert_parent_type(&self) {
let _: &ParentType = self.as_parent();
}
}
````
Add mach bootstrap-android and test-android-startup commands
This adds a `./mach boostrap-android` subcommand that downloads and installs the tools, SDK, NDK, emulator, and system image for Android. In an environment that can build Servo at all, this should be enough to get all additional dependencies to cross-compile to Android, package an APK, and load it onto a device or an emulator.
At the moment it requires an interactive user to accept the license (and confirm no customization of the emulated virtual device hardware), and then prints environment variables to set for `mach` as well as the command to run to start the emulator (with an already-configured image). A possible next step could be to automate all this, and have `./mach build` run it automatically when needed. (I don’t know if auto-accepting the license is something we should do though.)
This also adds `--emulator` and `--usb` parameters to `./mach install --android` and `./mach run --android`, which tell `adb` what device to pick when both are present. And makes `./mach run --android` print the new process’s PID, for use with e.g. `adb -e logcat --pid 2263`.
Finally, adds the `./mach boostrap-android` subcommand which starts an emulator, installs the APK (it assumes that `mach build` and `mach package` were already executed), runs a single HTML test case, and checks for a message coming from JS through `console.log()` and `adb logcat`.
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