This change ensures that the GPU painting executor follows the pattern
of the CPU executor, where the state is stored for each stacking
context, but a painter is created only for those with opacity.
Fixes crashing on apple.com because now save() and restore() are called
on correct painters.
Currently there is one root certificate which has expired, but it does
not have a common name, so we are simply printing "Certificate for by
is invalid, ...", which is less than useful. Instead we just print the
complete subject now, and remove printing the issuer, as root
certificates are always self-signed.
Some websites actually provide a SECP384 certificate which is signed
using a SHA256 hash. We assumed that SECP384 always used a SHA384 hash,
but this is not the case.
The Inspector will have a split view, where the top view is that of the
exisiting DOM and accessibility trees, and the bottom view is that of
the currently inspected node's style properties. This patch generalizes
some of the generated code to support having these 2 views.
The number of registers in a call frame never changes, so we can
allocate it at the end of the CallFrame object and save ourselves the
cost of allocating separate Vector storage for every call frame.
Instead of allocating these in a mixture of ways, we now always put
them on the malloc heap, and keep an intrusive linked list of them
that we can iterate for GC marking purposes.
This required setting things up so that all function objects can plop
a PrimitiveString there instead of an AK string.
This is a step towards making ExecutionContext easier to allocate.
(Instead of MarkedVector<Value>.) This is a step towards not storing
argument lists in MarkedVector<Value> at all. Note that they still end
up in MarkedVectors since that's what ExecutionContext has.
This is an extension of cc0b970d but for the reference-handling
specialization of Optional.
This basically allow us to write code like:
```cpp
Optional<u8&> opt;
opt = OptionalNone{};
```
We're seeing timeouts for WebWorker based tests in some CI runs. It's
possible that these are legitimate timeouts, so bump the default timeout
to 30sec. When porting the test runner to run on CI, Andreas had to bump
the test timeout from 5 seconds to 10, to 15. It's likely that loading
our ASAN/UBSAN binaries on slow CI machines takes a significant amount
of time. Tests that use the new WebWorker process are spawning yet
another process that needs to load LibWeb and all its dependencies.
These can be quite verbose on the command line if the packages aren't
found. As they do not break the build, let's not spam warnings.
The OpenGL package is also now skipped on macOS, where there's no point
in looking for the package anyways.
