Form constraint validation
It's almost done, there are few things remaining:
- ~Range underflow, range overflow and step mismatch implementation require #25405~
- ~There are some test failures due to missing DOM parts (#25003)~
- ~`pattern` attribute uses JS regexp syntax. Currently I used regex crate, but it's probably incompatible. Should we use SpiderMonkey's regexp via jsapi?~
- Currently validation errors are reported using `println!`. Are there any better options?
- ~["While the user interface is representing input that the user agent cannot convert to punycode, the control is suffering from bad input."](https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/#e-mail-state-(type%3Demail)%3Asuffering-from-bad-input)~
r? @jdm
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Use a valid debug option in the example command in the Debugging guide.
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The debug option `dump-layer-tree` used seems maybe irrelevant to the example command, but using one from the existing debug options helps to simply copy/paste the command and see what the example is trying to demonstrate.
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Avoid infinitely looping CSS transitions.
This change addresses the long-standing issue of CSS transitions not ending appropriately. It does not fundamentally change the way we process transitions/animations.
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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.
Add support for Debian in mach bootstrap
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Run apt-get commands (as written for Ubuntu), when `context.distro` is 'Debian GNU/Linux'.
This makes `./mach bootstrap` install dependencies on Debian.
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No test is included, I'm unsure how I would add one, since the changes are distro-dependant.
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webgl: Don't dirty canvas element while in immersive mode.
There are various WebGL APIs that are supposed to trigger a frame composite at the end of the event loop when they're used. We enforce this via dirtying the canvas element and ensuring that reflow occurs for normal content. This is redundant when we're using immersive mode and incurs extra work by the layout thread and compositor that inhibits the immersive rendering performance.
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Reduce unnecessary layout queries in babylon.js content
Every frame, Babylon.js compares the width property of the webgl canvas element to its clientWidth. This incurs two layout operations every frame - one to get the dimensions of the element, and at the end of the frame to construct a display list and send that to webrender.
These changes introduce the concept of cached layout values which are constructed from the result of layout queries. These cached values are automatically invalidated when a new layout operation takes place, but as long as only the query operations that stored a cached value are used and the DOM is not otherwise dirtied, the cached values will remain valid and no further layout operations will take place.
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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.
