I don't want to do such a gratuitous rename, but with all the other types
now having "Dom" as part of their name, and especially with "DomOnceCell",
I feel like the other cell type that we already have should also follow
the convention. That argument loses weight though when we realise there
is still DOMString and other things.
Make tidy aware of Rust multiline strings
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As a result of tighter and more correct handling of character
literals, this now catches a few kinds of syntax involving lifetimes
that were previously missed, so those have been updated.
Improve behaviour of image elements that perform multiple requests
This addresses cases where image elements end up making multiple requests, as well as makes the element respond to additional relevant mutations that trigger updating the image data.
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This better reflects the text of the specification - rather than
queuing a task to dispatch the load evnet as soon as the document
loader is unblocked, we want to "spin the event loop until there
is nothing that delays the load event in the Document." Spinning
the event loop is a concept that requires running tasks
completely, hence we check the condition before returning to the
start of the event loop.
In support of this goal, the layout thread collects information about
CSS images that are missing image data and hands it off to the script
thread after layout completes. The script thread stores a list of
nodes that will need to be reflowed after the associated network
request is complete. The script thread ensures that the nodes are
not GCed while a request is ongoing, which the layout thread is
incapable of guaranteeing.
The image cache's API has also been redesigned in support of this
work. No network requests are made by the new image cache, since it
does not possess the document-specific information necessary to
initiate them. Instead, there is now a single, synchronous
query operation that optionally reserves a slot when a cache
entry for a URL cannot be found. This reserved slot is then
the responsibility of the queryer to populate with the contents
of the network response for the URL once it is complete. Any
subsequent queries for the same URL will be informed that the
response is pending until that occurs.
The changes to layout also remove the synchronous image loading
code path, which means that reftests now test the same code
that non-test binaries execute. The decision to take a screenshot
now considers whether there are any outstanding image
requests for layout in order to avoid intermittent failures in
reftests that use CSS images.
