Fix hittesting on HiDPI screens
This fixes some regressions introduced in #21087 due to treating logical coordinates as physical ones without converting between them correctly.
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Make fetch() API use same-origin credentials by default
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Android: run ./mach package implicitly after ./mach build
The result of `./mach build` for Android is a `.so` file that cannot be used on its own, so running build without package is presumably never useful.
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style: Sync changes from mozilla-central.
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1476054
See each individual commit for details. I skipped the import of bug 1467277, which can't be done until euclid is updated everywhere.
Use remote-event task source in EventSource
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Follow up on https://github.com/servo/servo/pull/21126, this again 'changes nothing', but will be useful for https://github.com/servo/servo/issues/21114 in the context of https://github.com/servo/servo/pull/21111.
Trying to break up work into smaller PR's ;)
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fix block size for absolute replaced element
Absolutely replaced elements with padding were incorrectly setting their
block size to include twice the padding values. This attempts to stop
that extra padding for replaced elements but leave the working flow for
non replaced elements
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Add doc comments to specified `float` and `clear` CSS properties
As discussed in #21156. I also added the doc comment to `float`.
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build(mach): locate vs via vswhere on win32
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This PR tries to improve Visual Studio installation lookup in mach.
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- lookup VS2017 installation via `vswhere` (https://github.com/Microsoft/vswhere) allows non-default location installation eventually.
: currently PR does uses vswhere binary from VS installation itself, but vswhere binary can be placed separately without VS (github repo publishes binary releases also) - allows VS lookup without any dependency to binary / path / or env variables. For VS15, it falls back to same logic based on file path as vswhere supports from VS17 and above.
- assign environment variable in python process
: This is mostly for some non-default win32 environment who doesn't uses cmd.exe as default shell (myself). For example, if default shell is zsh, running vcvarsall.bat doesn't inherit env variable into current shell. Instead, this PR borrows implementation of Electron (https://github.com/electron/electron/blob/master/script/lib/env_util.py) which established inheriting env variable into python process itself, doesn't care about primary shell invoked scripts.
Still `mach.bat` remains for compatibility purpose, but `mach` take cares of all of jobs.
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