Fix incumbent settings object handling#128
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This is the counterpart to whatwg/html#1189, and properly calls in to HTML's new hooks to handle tracking the incumbent settings object using Web IDL's callback context mechanisms.
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This looks good to me. Let me know whether you want me to just go ahead and merge it? |
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This is the counterpart to whatwg/html#1189, and properly calls in to HTML's new hooks to handle tracking the incumbent settings object using Web IDL's callback context mechanisms.