mozbrowsersecuritychange event
Fixes#8544
No test yet. Is there a way to mock a https connection?
Also, I wish I could use the `HTTPSState` enum instead of a `String` when calling `trigger_mozbrowser_event` (https://github.com/servo/servo/compare/master...paulrouget:securitychange?expand=1#diff-30a18e04d7e0b66aafdf192e416cad44R306) but that would require `constellation_msg.rs` to know about `HTTPSState`, which is defined in `document.rs`, which would add a dependency to `components/msg`. I could define `HTTPSState` somewhere else maybe? Or maybe it's fine to use a `String`. But then, should I use the HTTPSState strings (`"modern/deprecated/none"`) or the mozbrowser strings (`"secure/insecure/broken"`) (as it is now)
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Rename net/fetch/request.rs to net/fetch/methods.rs and move Request …
…to net_traits.
Also updated unit tests to correctly reference and use Request and Fetch methods.
This is in preparation for XHR and EventSource (possibly WebSocket as well), which rely on using Request, but we cannot make the script crate depend upon the net crate.
cc @nikkisquared @jdm
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Implement a basic test for Fetch
As per @jdm's suggestion that I start minimally testing the Fetch protocol to catch any errors, I wrote a very simple test that just calls Fetch and checks that the response isn't a network error. I've made changes as necessary for every failure I encountered, although this doesn't mean the implementation is faultless yet.
As always, I look forward to any feedback for improvements regarding the test itself, the changes to the fetch files I've made, and anything that I missed and should update.
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Split http_loader::load into two methods
This is intended to fix#8976 by moving the http_loader::load code that deals with getting a response and moving it into its own function. I've built it and run existing tests against my changes and that looks fine. I'd like feedback on changes I've made to accommodate refactoring the code. And I'm sure there's a more descriptive function name than "load_response", I just wasn't sure how to describe what it does.
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Refactor http_fetch to reflect the new standard
Partial #4576. The spec is really getting funky now - it's depending more and more on the DOM objects (e.g. prompting the user for authentication using a `Window` object). I think we can just pass in username and password as properties of the `Request` struct though.
I've also added in the async version for http_request.
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