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/*global self*/
/*jshint latedef: nofunc*/

/* Documentation: https://web-platform-tests.org/writing-tests/testharness-api.html
 * (../docs/_writing-tests/testharness-api.md) */

(function (global_scope)
{
    // default timeout is 10 seconds, test can override if needed
    var settings = {
        output:true,
        harness_timeout:{
            "normal":10000,
            "long":60000
        },
        test_timeout:null,
        message_events: ["start", "test_state", "result", "completion"],
        debug: false,
    };

    var xhtml_ns = "http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml";

    /*
     * TestEnvironment is an abstraction for the environment in which the test
     * harness is used. Each implementation of a test environment has to provide
     * the following interface:
     *
     * interface TestEnvironment {
     *   // Invoked after the global 'tests' object has been created and it's
     *   // safe to call add_*_callback() to register event handlers.
     *   void on_tests_ready();
     *
     *   // Invoked after setup() has been called to notify the test environment
     *   // of changes to the test harness properties.
     *   void on_new_harness_properties(object properties);
     *
     *   // Should return a new unique default test name.
     *   DOMString next_default_test_name();
     *
     *   // Should return the test harness timeout duration in milliseconds.
     *   float test_timeout();
     * };
     */

    /*
     * A test environment with a DOM. The global object is 'window'. By default
     * test results are displayed in a table. Any parent windows receive
     * callbacks or messages via postMessage() when test events occur. See
     * apisample11.html and apisample12.html.
     */
    function WindowTestEnvironment() {
        this.name_counter = 0;
        this.window_cache = null;
        this.output_handler = null;
        this.all_loaded = false;
        var this_obj = this;
        this.message_events = [];
        this.dispatched_messages = [];

        this.message_functions = {
            start: [add_start_callback, remove_start_callback,
                    function (properties) {
                        this_obj._dispatch("start_callback", [properties],
                                           {type: "start", properties: properties});
                    }],

            test_state: [add_test_state_callback, remove_test_state_callback,
                         function(test) {
                             this_obj._dispatch("test_state_callback", [test],
                                                {type: "test_state",
                                                 test: test.structured_clone()});
                         }],
            result: [add_result_callback, remove_result_callback,
                     function (test) {
                         this_obj.output_handler.show_status();
                         this_obj._dispatch("result_callback", [test],
                                            {type: "result",
                                             test: test.structured_clone()});
                     }],
            completion: [add_completion_callback, remove_completion_callback,
                         function (tests, harness_status, asserts) {
                             var cloned_tests = map(tests, function(test) {
                                 return test.structured_clone();
                             });
                             this_obj._dispatch("completion_callback", [tests, harness_status],
                                                {type: "complete",
                                                 tests: cloned_tests,
                                                 status: harness_status.structured_clone(),
                                                 asserts: asserts.map(assert => assert.structured_clone())});
                         }]
        }

        on_event(window, 'load', function() {
          setTimeout(() => {
            this_obj.all_loaded = true;
            if (tests.all_done()) {
              tests.complete();
            }
          },0);
        });

        on_event(window, 'message', function(event) {
            if (event.data && event.data.type === "getmessages" && event.source) {
                // A window can post "getmessages" to receive a duplicate of every
                // message posted by this environment so far. This allows subscribers
                // from fetch_tests_from_window to 'catch up' to the current state of
                // this environment.
                for (var i = 0; i < this_obj.dispatched_messages.length; ++i)
                {
                    event.source.postMessage(this_obj.dispatched_messages[i], "*");
                }
            }
        });
    }

    WindowTestEnvironment.prototype._dispatch = function(selector, callback_args, message_arg) {
        this.dispatched_messages.push(message_arg);
        this._forEach_windows(
                function(w, same_origin) {
                    if (same_origin) {
                        try {
                            var has_selector = selector in w;
                        } catch(e) {
                            // If document.domain was set at some point same_origin can be
                            // wrong and the above will fail.
                            has_selector = false;
                        }
                        if (has_selector) {
                            try {
                                w[selector].apply(undefined, callback_args);
                            } catch (e) {}
                        }
                    }
                    if (w !== self) {
                        w.postMessage(message_arg, "*");
                    }
                });
    };

    WindowTestEnvironment.prototype._forEach_windows = function(callback) {
        // Iterate over the windows [self ... top, opener]. The callback is passed
        // two objects, the first one is the window object itself, the second one
        // is a boolean indicating whether or not it's on the same origin as the
        // current window.
        var cache = this.window_cache;
        if (!cache) {
            cache = [[self, true]];
            var w = self;
            var i = 0;
            var so;
            while (w != w.parent) {
                w = w.parent;
                so = is_same_origin(w);
                cache.push([w, so]);
                i++;
            }
            w = window.opener;
            if (w) {
                cache.push([w, is_same_origin(w)]);
            }
            this.window_cache = cache;
        }

        forEach(cache,
                function(a) {
                    callback.apply(null, a);
                });
    };

    WindowTestEnvironment.prototype.on_tests_ready = function() {
        var output = new Output();
        this.output_handler = output;

        var this_obj = this;

        add_start_callback(function (properties) {
            this_obj.output_handler.init(properties);
        });

        add_test_state_callback(function(test) {
            this_obj.output_handler.show_status();
        });

        add_result_callback(function (test) {
            this_obj.output_handler.show_status();
        });

        add_completion_callback(function (tests, harness_status, asserts_run) {
            this_obj.output_handler.show_results(tests, harness_status, asserts_run);
        });
        this.setup_messages(settings.message_events);
    };

    WindowTestEnvironment.prototype.setup_messages = function(new_events) {
        var this_obj = this;
        forEach(settings.message_events, function(x) {
            var current_dispatch = this_obj.message_events.indexOf(x) !== -1;
            var new_dispatch = new_events.indexOf(x) !== -1;
            if (!current_dispatch && new_dispatch) {
                this_obj.message_functions[x][0](this_obj.message_functions[x][2]);
            } else if (current_dispatch && !new_dispatch) {
                this_obj.message_functions[x][1](this_obj.message_functions[x][2]);
            }
        });
        this.message_events = new_events;
    }

    WindowTestEnvironment.prototype.next_default_test_name = function() {
        var suffix = this.name_counter > 0 ? " " + this.name_counter : "";
        this.name_counter++;
        return get_title() + suffix;
    };

    WindowTestEnvironment.prototype.on_new_harness_properties = function(properties) {
        this.output_handler.setup(properties);
        if (properties.hasOwnProperty("message_events")) {
            this.setup_messages(properties.message_events);
        }
    };

    WindowTestEnvironment.prototype.add_on_loaded_callback = function(callback) {
        on_event(window, 'load', callback);
    };

    WindowTestEnvironment.prototype.test_timeout = function() {
        var metas = document.getElementsByTagName("meta");
        for (var i = 0; i < metas.length; i++) {
            if (metas[i].name == "timeout") {
                if (metas[i].content == "long") {
                    return settings.harness_timeout.long;
                }
                break;
            }
        }
        return settings.harness_timeout.normal;
    };

    /*
     * Base TestEnvironment implementation for a generic web worker.
     *
     * Workers accumulate test results. One or more clients can connect and
     * retrieve results from a worker at any time.
     *
     * WorkerTestEnvironment supports communicating with a client via a
     * MessagePort.  The mechanism for determining the appropriate MessagePort
     * for communicating with a client depends on the type of worker and is
     * implemented by the various specializations of WorkerTestEnvironment
     * below.
     *
     * A client document using testharness can use fetch_tests_from_worker() to
     * retrieve results from a worker. See apisample16.html.
     */
    function WorkerTestEnvironment() {
        this.name_counter = 0;
        this.all_loaded = true;
        this.message_list = [];
        this.message_ports = [];
    }

    WorkerTestEnvironment.prototype._dispatch = function(message) {
        this.message_list.push(message);
        for (var i = 0; i < this.message_ports.length; ++i)
        {
            this.message_ports[i].postMessage(message);
        }
    };

    // The only requirement is that port has a postMessage() method. It doesn't
    // have to be an instance of a MessagePort, and often isn't.
    WorkerTestEnvironment.prototype._add_message_port = function(port) {
        this.message_ports.push(port);
        for (var i = 0; i < this.message_list.length; ++i)
        {
            port.postMessage(this.message_list[i]);
        }
    };

    WorkerTestEnvironment.prototype.next_default_test_name = function() {
        var suffix = this.name_counter > 0 ? " " + this.name_counter : "";
        this.name_counter++;
        return get_title() + suffix;
    };

    WorkerTestEnvironment.prototype.on_new_harness_properties = function() {};

    WorkerTestEnvironment.prototype.on_tests_ready = function() {
        var this_obj = this;
        add_start_callback(
                function(properties) {
                    this_obj._dispatch({
                        type: "start",
                        properties: properties,
                    });
                });
        add_test_state_callback(
                function(test) {
                    this_obj._dispatch({
                        type: "test_state",
                        test: test.structured_clone()
                    });
                });
        add_result_callback(
                function(test) {
                    this_obj._dispatch({
                        type: "result",
                        test: test.structured_clone()
                    });
                });
        add_completion_callback(
                function(tests, harness_status, asserts) {
                    this_obj._dispatch({
                        type: "complete",
                        tests: map(tests,
                            function(test) {
                                return test.structured_clone();
                            }),
                        status: harness_status.structured_clone(),
                        asserts: asserts.map(assert => assert.structured_clone()),
                    });
                });
    };

    WorkerTestEnvironment.prototype.add_on_loaded_callback = function() {};

    WorkerTestEnvironment.prototype.test_timeout = function() {
        // Tests running in a worker don't have a default timeout. I.e. all
        // worker tests behave as if settings.explicit_timeout is true.
        return null;
    };

    /*
     * Dedicated web workers.
     * https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/workers.html#dedicatedworkerglobalscope
     *
     * This class is used as the test_environment when testharness is running
     * inside a dedicated worker.
     */
    function DedicatedWorkerTestEnvironment() {
        WorkerTestEnvironment.call(this);
        // self is an instance of DedicatedWorkerGlobalScope which exposes
        // a postMessage() method for communicating via the message channel
        // established when the worker is created.
        this._add_message_port(self);
    }
    DedicatedWorkerTestEnvironment.prototype = Object.create(WorkerTestEnvironment.prototype);

    DedicatedWorkerTestEnvironment.prototype.on_tests_ready = function() {
        WorkerTestEnvironment.prototype.on_tests_ready.call(this);
        // In the absence of an onload notification, we a require dedicated
        // workers to explicitly signal when the tests are done.
        tests.wait_for_finish = true;
    };

    /*
     * Shared web workers.
     * https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/workers.html#sharedworkerglobalscope
     *
     * This class is used as the test_environment when testharness is running
     * inside a shared web worker.
     */
    function SharedWorkerTestEnvironment() {
        WorkerTestEnvironment.call(this);
        var this_obj = this;
        // Shared workers receive message ports via the 'onconnect' event for
        // each connection.
        self.addEventListener("connect",
                function(message_event) {
                    this_obj._add_message_port(message_event.source);
                }, false);
    }
    SharedWorkerTestEnvironment.prototype = Object.create(WorkerTestEnvironment.prototype);

    SharedWorkerTestEnvironment.prototype.on_tests_ready = function() {
        WorkerTestEnvironment.prototype.on_tests_ready.call(this);
        // In the absence of an onload notification, we a require shared
        // workers to explicitly signal when the tests are done.
        tests.wait_for_finish = true;
    };

    /*
     * Service workers.
     * http://www.w3.org/TR/service-workers/
     *
     * This class is used as the test_environment when testharness is running
     * inside a service worker.
     */
    function ServiceWorkerTestEnvironment() {
        WorkerTestEnvironment.call(this);
        this.all_loaded = false;
        this.on_loaded_callback = null;
        var this_obj = this;
        self.addEventListener("message",
                function(event) {
                    if (event.data && event.data.type && event.data.type === "connect") {
                        this_obj._add_message_port(event.source);
                    }
                }, false);

        // The oninstall event is received after the service worker script and
        // all imported scripts have been fetched and executed. It's the
        // equivalent of an onload event for a document. All tests should have
        // been added by the time this event is received, thus it's not
        // necessary to wait until the onactivate event. However, tests for
        // installed service workers need another event which is equivalent to
        // the onload event because oninstall is fired only on installation. The
        // onmessage event is used for that purpose since tests using
        // testharness.js should ask the result to its service worker by
        // PostMessage. If the onmessage event is triggered on the service
        // worker's context, that means the worker's script has been evaluated.
        on_event(self, "install", on_all_loaded);
        on_event(self, "message", on_all_loaded);
        function on_all_loaded() {
            if (this_obj.all_loaded)
                return;
            this_obj.all_loaded = true;
            if (this_obj.on_loaded_callback) {
              this_obj.on_loaded_callback();
            }
        }
    }

    ServiceWorkerTestEnvironment.prototype = Object.create(WorkerTestEnvironment.prototype);

    ServiceWorkerTestEnvironment.prototype.add_on_loaded_callback = function(callback) {
        if (this.all_loaded) {
            callback();
        } else {
            this.on_loaded_callback = callback;
        }
    };

    /*
     * Shadow realms.
     * https://github.com/tc39/proposal-shadowrealm
     *
     * This class is used as the test_environment when testharness is running
     * inside a shadow realm.
     */
    function ShadowRealmTestEnvironment() {
        WorkerTestEnvironment.call(this);
        this.all_loaded = false;
        this.on_loaded_callback = null;
    }

    ShadowRealmTestEnvironment.prototype = Object.create(WorkerTestEnvironment.prototype);

    /**
     * Signal to the test environment that the tests are ready and the on-loaded
     * callback should be run.
     *
     * Shadow realms are not *really* a DOM context: they have no `onload` or similar
     * event for us to use to set up the test environment; so, instead, this method
     * is manually triggered from the incubating realm
     *
     * @param {Function} message_destination - a function that receives JSON-serializable
     * data to send to the incubating realm, in the same format as used by RemoteContext
     */
    ShadowRealmTestEnvironment.prototype.begin = function(message_destination) {
        if (this.all_loaded) {
            throw new Error("Tried to start a shadow realm test environment after it has already started");
        }
        var fakeMessagePort = {};
        fakeMessagePort.postMessage = message_destination;
        this._add_message_port(fakeMessagePort);
        this.all_loaded = true;
        if (this.on_loaded_callback) {
            this.on_loaded_callback();
        }
    };

    ShadowRealmTestEnvironment.prototype.add_on_loaded_callback = function(callback) {
        if (this.all_loaded) {
            callback();
        } else {
            this.on_loaded_callback = callback;
        }
    };

    /*
     * JavaScript shells.
     *
     * This class is used as the test_environment when testharness is running
     * inside a JavaScript shell.
     */
    function ShellTestEnvironment() {
        this.name_counter = 0;
        this.all_loaded = false;
        this.on_loaded_callback = null;
        Promise.resolve().then(function() {
            this.all_loaded = true
            if (this.on_loaded_callback) {
                this.on_loaded_callback();
            }
        }.bind(this));
        this.message_list = [];
        this.message_ports = [];
    }

    ShellTestEnvironment.prototype.next_default_test_name = function() {
        var suffix = this.name_counter > 0 ? " " + this.name_counter : "";
        this.name_counter++;
        return get_title() + suffix;
    };

    ShellTestEnvironment.prototype.on_new_harness_properties = function() {};

    ShellTestEnvironment.prototype.on_tests_ready = function() {};

    ShellTestEnvironment.prototype.add_on_loaded_callback = function(callback) {
        if (this.all_loaded) {
            callback();
        } else {
            this.on_loaded_callback = callback;
        }
    };

    ShellTestEnvironment.prototype.test_timeout = function() {
        // Tests running in a shell don't have a default timeout, so behave as
        // if settings.explicit_timeout is true.
        return null;
    };

    function create_test_environment() {
        if ('document' in global_scope) {
            return new WindowTestEnvironment();
        }
        if ('DedicatedWorkerGlobalScope' in global_scope &&
            global_scope instanceof DedicatedWorkerGlobalScope) {
            return new DedicatedWorkerTestEnvironment();
        }
        if ('SharedWorkerGlobalScope' in global_scope &&
            global_scope instanceof SharedWorkerGlobalScope) {
            return new SharedWorkerTestEnvironment();
        }
        if ('ServiceWorkerGlobalScope' in global_scope &&
            global_scope instanceof ServiceWorkerGlobalScope) {
            return new ServiceWorkerTestEnvironment();
        }
        if ('WorkerGlobalScope' in global_scope &&
            global_scope instanceof WorkerGlobalScope) {
            return new DedicatedWorkerTestEnvironment();
        }
        /* Shadow realm global objects are _ordinary_ objects (i.e. their prototype is
         * Object) so we don't have a nice `instanceof` test to use; instead, we
         * check if the there is a GLOBAL.isShadowRealm() property
         * on the global object. that was set by the test harness when it
         * created the ShadowRealm.
         */
        if (global_scope.GLOBAL && global_scope.GLOBAL.isShadowRealm()) {
            return new ShadowRealmTestEnvironment();
        }

        return new ShellTestEnvironment();
    }

    var test_environment = create_test_environment();

    function is_shared_worker(worker) {
        return 'SharedWorker' in global_scope && worker instanceof SharedWorker;
    }

    function is_service_worker(worker) {
        // The worker object may be from another execution context,
        // so do not use instanceof here.
        return 'ServiceWorker' in global_scope &&
            Object.prototype.toString.call(worker) == '[object ServiceWorker]';
    }

    var seen_func_name = Object.create(null);

    function get_test_name(func, name)
    {
        if (name) {
            return name;
        }

        if (func) {
            var func_code = func.toString();

            // Try and match with brackets, but fallback to matching without
            var arrow = func_code.match(/^\(\)\s*=>\s*(?:{(.*)}\s*|(.*))$/);

            // Check for JS line separators
            if (arrow !== null && !/[\u000A\u000D\u2028\u2029]/.test(func_code)) {
                var trimmed = (arrow[1] !== undefined ? arrow[1] : arrow[2]).trim();
                // drop trailing ; if there's no earlier ones
                trimmed = trimmed.replace(/^([^;]*)(;\s*)+$/, "$1");

                if (trimmed) {
                    let name = trimmed;
                    if (seen_func_name[trimmed]) {
                        // This subtest name already exists, so add a suffix.
                        name += " " + seen_func_name[trimmed];
                    } else {
                        seen_func_name[trimmed] = 0;
                    }
                    seen_func_name[trimmed] += 1;
                    return name;
                }
            }
        }

        return test_environment.next_default_test_name();
    }

    /**
     * @callback TestFunction
     * @param {Test} test - The test currnetly being run.
     * @param {Any[]} args - Additional args to pass to function.
     *
     */

    /**
     * Create a synchronous test
     *
     * @param {TestFunction} func - Test function. This is executed
     * immediately. If it returns without error, the test status is
     * set to ``PASS``. If it throws an :js:class:`AssertionError`, or
     * any other exception, the test status is set to ``FAIL``
     * (typically from an `assert` function).
     * @param {String} name - Test name. This must be unique in a
     * given file and must be invariant between runs.
     */
    function test(func, name, properties)
    {
        if (tests.promise_setup_called) {
            tests.status.status = tests.status.ERROR;
            tests.status.message = '`test` invoked after `promise_setup`';
            tests.complete();
        }
        var test_name = get_test_name(func, name);
        var test_obj = new Test(test_name, properties);
        var value = test_obj.step(func, test_obj, test_obj);

        if (value !== undefined) {
            var msg = 'Test named "' + test_name +
                '" passed a function to `test` that returned a value.';

            try {
                if (value && typeof value.then === 'function') {
                    msg += ' Consider using `promise_test` instead when ' +
                        'using Promises or async/await.';
                }
            } catch (err) {}

            tests.status.status = tests.status.ERROR;
            tests.status.message = msg;
        }

        if (test_obj.phase === test_obj.phases.STARTED) {
            test_obj.done();
        }
    }

    /**
     * Create an asynchronous test
     *
     * @param {TestFunction|string} funcOrName - Initial step function
     * to call immediately with the test name as an argument (if any),
     * or name of the test.
     * @param {String} name - Test name (if a test function was
     * provided). This must be unique in a given file and must be
     * invariant between runs.
     * @returns {Test} An object representing the ongoing test.
     */
    function async_test(func, name, properties)
    {
        if (tests.promise_setup_called) {
            tests.status.status = tests.status.ERROR;
            tests.status.message = '`async_test` invoked after `promise_setup`';
            tests.complete();
        }
        if (typeof func !== "function") {
            properties = name;
            name = func;
            func = null;
        }
        var test_name = get_test_name(func, name);
        var test_obj = new Test(test_name, properties);
        if (func) {
            var value = test_obj.step(func, test_obj, test_obj);

            // Test authors sometimes return values to async_test, expecting us
            // to handle the value somehow. Make doing so a harness error to be
            // clear this is invalid, and point authors to promise_test if it
            // may be appropriate.
            //
            // Note that we only perform this check on the initial function
            // passed to async_test, not on any later steps - we haven't seen a
            // consistent problem with those (and it's harder to check).
            if (value !== undefined) {
                var msg = 'Test named "' + test_name +
                    '" passed a function to `async_test` that returned a value.';

                try {
                    if (value && typeof value.then === 'function') {
                        msg += ' Consider using `promise_test` instead when ' +
                            'using Promises or async/await.';
                    }
                } catch (err) {}

                tests.set_status(tests.status.ERROR, msg);
                tests.complete();
            }
        }
        return test_obj;
    }

    /**
     * Create a promise test.
     *
     * Promise tests are tests which are represented by a promise
     * object. If the promise is fulfilled the test passes, if it's
     * rejected the test fails, otherwise the test passes.
     *
     * @param {TestFunction} func - Test function. This must return a
     * promise. The test is automatically marked as complete once the
     * promise settles.
     * @param {String} name - Test name. This must be unique in a
     * given file and must be invariant between runs.
     */
    function promise_test(func, name, properties) {
        if (typeof func !== "function") {
            properties = name;
            name = func;
            func = null;
        }
        var test_name = get_test_name(func, name);
        var test = new Test(test_name, properties);
        test._is_promise_test = true;

        // If there is no promise tests queue make one.
        if (!tests.promise_tests) {
            tests.promise_tests = Promise.resolve();
        }
        tests.promise_tests = tests.promise_tests.then(function() {
            return new Promise(function(resolve) {
                var promise = test.step(func, test, test);

                test.step(function() {
                    assert(!!promise, "promise_test", null,
                           "test body must return a 'thenable' object (received ${value})",
                           {value:promise});
                    assert(typeof promise.then === "function", "promise_test", null,
                           "test body must return a 'thenable' object (received an object with no `then` method)",
                           null);
                });

                // Test authors may use the `step` method within a
                // `promise_test` even though this reflects a mixture of
                // asynchronous control flow paradigms. The "done" callback
                // should be registered prior to the resolution of the
                // user-provided Promise to avoid timeouts in cases where the
                // Promise does not settle but a `step` function has thrown an
                // error.
                add_test_done_callback(test, resolve);

                Promise.resolve(promise)
                    .catch(test.step_func(
                        function(value) {
                            if (value instanceof AssertionError) {
                                throw value;
                            }
                            assert(false, "promise_test", null,
                                   "Unhandled rejection with value: ${value}", {value:value});
                        }))
                    .then(function() {
                        test.done();
                    });
                });
        });
    }

    /**
     * Make a copy of a Promise in the current realm.
     *
     * @param {Promise} promise the given promise that may be from a different
     *                          realm
     * @returns {Promise}
     *
     * An arbitrary promise provided by the caller may have originated
     * in another frame that have since navigated away, rendering the
     * frame's document inactive. Such a promise cannot be used with
     * `await` or Promise.resolve(), as microtasks associated with it
     * may be prevented from being run. See `issue
     * 5319<https://github.com/whatwg/html/issues/5319>`_ for a
     * particular case.
     *
     * In functions we define here, there is an expectation from the caller
     * that the promise is from the current realm, that can always be used with
     * `await`, etc. We therefore create a new promise in this realm that
     * inherit the value and status from the given promise.
     */

    function bring_promise_to_current_realm(promise) {
        return new Promise(promise.then.bind(promise));
    }

    /**
     * Assert that a Promise is rejected with the right ECMAScript exception.
     *
     * @param {Test} test - the `Test` to use for the assertion.
     * @param {Function} constructor - The expected exception constructor.
     * @param {Promise} promise - The promise that's expected to
     * reject with the given exception.
     * @param {string} [description] Error message to add to assert in case of
     *                               failure.
     */
    function promise_rejects_js(test, constructor, promise, description) {
        return bring_promise_to_current_realm(promise)
            .then(test.unreached_func("Should have rejected: " + description))
            .catch(function(e) {
                assert_throws_js_impl(constructor, function() { throw e },
                                      description, "promise_rejects_js");
            });
    }

    /**
     * Assert that a Promise is rejected with the right DOMException.
     *
     * For the remaining arguments, there are two ways of calling
     * promise_rejects_dom:
     *
     * 1) If the DOMException is expected to come from the current global, the
     * third argument should be the promise expected to reject, and a fourth,
     * optional, argument is the assertion description.
     *
     * 2) If the DOMException is expected to come from some other global, the
     * third argument should be the DOMException constructor from that global,
     * the fourth argument the promise expected to reject, and the fifth,
     * optional, argument the assertion description.
     *
     * @param {Test} test - the `Test` to use for the assertion.
     * @param {number|string} type - See documentation for
     * `assert_throws_dom <#assert_throws_dom>`_.
     * @param {Function} promiseOrConstructor - Either the constructor
     * for the expected exception (if the exception comes from another
     * global), or the promise that's expected to reject (if the
     * exception comes from the current global).
     * @param {Function|string} descriptionOrPromise - Either the
     * promise that's expected to reject (if the exception comes from
     * another global), or the optional description of the condition
     * being tested (if the exception comes from the current global).
     * @param {string} [description] - Description of the condition
     * being tested (if the exception comes from another global).
     *
     */
    function promise_rejects_dom(test, type, promiseOrConstructor, descriptionOrPromise, maybeDescription) {
        let constructor, promise, description;
        if (typeof promiseOrConstructor === "function" &&
            promiseOrConstructor.name === "DOMException") {
            constructor = promiseOrConstructor;
            promise = descriptionOrPromise;
            description = maybeDescription;
        } else {
            constructor = self.DOMException;
            promise = promiseOrConstructor;
            description = descriptionOrPromise;
            assert(maybeDescription === undefined,
                   "Too many args passed to no-constructor version of promise_rejects_dom, or accidentally explicitly passed undefined");
        }
        return bring_promise_to_current_realm(promise)
            .then(test.unreached_func("Should have rejected: " + description))
            .catch(function(e) {
                assert_throws_dom_impl(type, function() { throw e }, description,
                                       "promise_rejects_dom", constructor);
            });
    }

    /**
     * Assert that a Promise is rejected with the provided value.
     *
     * @param {Test} test - the `Test` to use for the assertion.
     * @param {Any} exception - The expected value of the rejected promise.
     * @param {Promise} promise - The promise that's expected to
     * reject.
     * @param {string} [description] Error message to add to assert in case of
     *                               failure.
     */
    function promise_rejects_exactly(test, exception, promise, description) {
        return bring_promise_to_current_realm(promise)
            .then(test.unreached_func("Should have rejected: " + description))
            .catch(function(e) {
                assert_throws_exactly_impl(exception, function() { throw e },
                                           description, "promise_rejects_exactly");
            });
    }

    /**
     * Allow DOM events to be handled using Promises.
     *
     * This can make it a lot easier to test a very specific series of events,
     * including ensuring that unexpected events are not fired at any point.
     *
     * `EventWatcher` will assert if an event occurs while there is no `wait_for`
     * created Promise waiting to be fulfilled, or if the event is of a different type
     * to the type currently expected. This ensures that only the events that are
     * expected occur, in the correct order, and with the correct timing.
     *
     * @constructor
     * @param {Test} test - The `Test` to use for the assertion.
     * @param {EventTarget} watchedNode - The target expected to receive the events.
     * @param {string[]} eventTypes - List of events to watch for.
     * @param {Promise} timeoutPromise - Promise that will cause the
     * test to be set to `TIMEOUT` once fulfilled.
     *
     */
    function EventWatcher(test, watchedNode, eventTypes, timeoutPromise)
    {
        if (typeof eventTypes == 'string') {
            eventTypes = [eventTypes];
        }

        var waitingFor = null;

        // This is null unless we are recording all events, in which case it
        // will be an Array object.
        var recordedEvents = null;

        var eventHandler = test.step_func(function(evt) {
            assert_true(!!waitingFor,
                        'Not expecting event, but got ' + evt.type + ' event');
            assert_equals(evt.type, waitingFor.types[0],
                          'Expected ' + waitingFor.types[0] + ' event, but got ' +
                          evt.type + ' event instead');

            if (Array.isArray(recordedEvents)) {
                recordedEvents.push(evt);
            }

            if (waitingFor.types.length > 1) {
                // Pop first event from array
                waitingFor.types.shift();
                return;
            }
            // We need to null out waitingFor before calling the resolve function
            // since the Promise's resolve handlers may call wait_for() which will
            // need to set waitingFor.
            var resolveFunc = waitingFor.resolve;
            waitingFor = null;
            // Likewise, we should reset the state of recordedEvents.
            var result = recordedEvents || evt;
            recordedEvents = null;
            resolveFunc(result);
        });

        for (var i = 0; i < eventTypes.length; i++) {
            watchedNode.addEventListener(eventTypes[i], eventHandler, false);
        }

        /**
         * Returns a Promise that will resolve after the specified event or
         * series of events has occurred.
         *
         * @param {Object} options An optional options object. If the 'record' property
         *                 on this object has the value 'all', when the Promise
         *                 returned by this function is resolved,  *all* Event
         *                 objects that were waited for will be returned as an
         *                 array.
         *
         * @example
         * const watcher = new EventWatcher(t, div, [ 'animationstart',
         *                                            'animationiteration',
         *                                            'animationend' ]);
         * return watcher.wait_for([ 'animationstart', 'animationend' ],
         *                         { record: 'all' }).then(evts => {
         *   assert_equals(evts[0].elapsedTime, 0.0);
         *   assert_equals(evts[1].elapsedTime, 2.0);
         * });
         */
        this.wait_for = function(types, options) {
            if (waitingFor) {
                return Promise.reject('Already waiting for an event or events');
            }
            if (typeof types == 'string') {
                types = [types];
            }
            if (options && options.record && options.record === 'all') {
                recordedEvents = [];
            }
            return new Promise(function(resolve, reject) {
                var timeout = test.step_func(function() {
                    // If the timeout fires after the events have been received
                    // or during a subsequent call to wait_for, ignore it.
                    if (!waitingFor || waitingFor.resolve !== resolve)
                        return;

                    // This should always fail, otherwise we should have
                    // resolved the promise.
                    assert_true(waitingFor.types.length == 0,
                                'Timed out waiting for ' + waitingFor.types.join(', '));
                    var result = recordedEvents;
                    recordedEvents = null;
                    var resolveFunc = waitingFor.resolve;
                    waitingFor = null;
                    resolveFunc(result);
                });

                if (timeoutPromise) {
                    timeoutPromise().then(timeout);
                }

                waitingFor = {
                    types: types,
                    resolve: resolve,
                    reject: reject
                };
            });
        };

        /**
         * Stop listening for events
         */
        function stop_watching() {
            for (var i = 0; i < eventTypes.length; i++) {
                watchedNode.removeEventListener(eventTypes[i], eventHandler, false);
            }
        };

        test._add_cleanup(stop_watching);

        return this;
    }
    expose(EventWatcher, 'EventWatcher');

    /**
     * @typedef {Object} SettingsObject
     * @property {bool} single_test - Use the single-page-test
     * mode. In this mode the Document represents a single
     * `async_test`. Asserts may be used directly without requiring
     * `Test.step` or similar wrappers, and any exceptions set the
     * status of the test rather than the status of the harness.
     * @property {bool} allow_uncaught_exception - don't treat an
     * uncaught exception as an error; needed when e.g. testing the
     * `window.onerror` handler.
     * @property {boolean} explicit_done - Wait for a call to `done()`
     * before declaring all tests complete (this is always true for
     * single-page tests).
     * @property hide_test_state - hide the test state output while
     * the test is running; This is helpful when the output of the test state
     * may interfere the test results.
     * @property {bool} explicit_timeout - disable file timeout; only
     * stop waiting for results when the `timeout()` function is
     * called This should typically only be set for manual tests, or
     * by a test runner that providees its own timeout mechanism.
     * @property {number} timeout_multiplier - Multiplier to apply to
     * per-test timeouts. This should only be set by a test runner.
     * @property {Document} output_document - The document to which
     * results should be logged. By default this is the current
     * document but could be an ancestor document in some cases e.g. a
     * SVG test loaded in an HTML wrapper
     *
     */

    /**
     * Configure the harness
     *
     * @param {Function|SettingsObject} funcOrProperties - Either a
     * setup function to run, or a set of properties. If this is a
     * function that function is run synchronously. Any exception in
     * the function will set the overall harness status to `ERROR`.
     * @param {SettingsObject} maybeProperties - An object containing
     * the settings to use, if the first argument is a function.
     *
     */
    function setup(func_or_properties, maybe_properties)
    {
        var func = null;
        var properties = {};
        if (arguments.length === 2) {
            func = func_or_properties;
            properties = maybe_properties;
        } else if (func_or_properties instanceof Function) {
            func = func_or_properties;
        } else {
            properties = func_or_properties;
        }
        tests.setup(func, properties);
        test_environment.on_new_harness_properties(properties);
    }

    /**
     * Configure the harness, waiting for a promise to resolve
     * before running any `promise_test` tests.
     *
     * @param {Function} func - Function returning a promise that's
     * run synchronously. Promise tests are not run until after this
     * function has resolved.
     * @param {SettingsObject} [properties] - An object containing
     * the harness settings to use.
     *
     */
    function promise_setup(func, properties={})
    {
        if (typeof func !== "function") {
            tests.set_status(tests.status.ERROR,
                             "`promise_setup` invoked without a function");
            tests.complete();
            return;
        }
        tests.promise_setup_called = true;

        if (!tests.promise_tests) {
            tests.promise_tests = Promise.resolve();
        }

        tests.promise_tests = tests.promise_tests
            .then(function()
                  {
                      var result;

                      tests.setup(null, properties);
                      result = func();
                      test_environment.on_new_harness_properties(properties);

                      if (!result || typeof result.then !== "function") {
                          throw "Non-thenable returned by function passed to `promise_setup`";
                      }
                      return result;
                  })
            .catch(function(e)
                   {
                       tests.set_status(tests.status.ERROR,
                                        String(e),
                                        e && e.stack);
                       tests.complete();
                   });
    }

    /**
     * Mark test loading as complete.
     *
     * Typically this function is called implicitly on page load; it's
     * only necessary for users to call this when either the
     * ``explicit_done`` or ``single_page`` properties have been set
     * via the :js:func:`setup` function.
     *
     * For single page tests this marks the test as complete and sets its status.
     * For other tests, this marks test loading as complete, but doesn't affect ongoing tests.
     */
    function done() {
        if (tests.tests.length === 0) {
            // `done` is invoked after handling uncaught exceptions, so if the
            // harness status is already set, the corresponding message is more
            // descriptive than the generic message defined here.
            if (tests.status.status === null) {
                tests.status.status = tests.status.ERROR;
                tests.status.message = "done() was called without first defining any tests";
            }

            tests.complete();
            return;
        }
        if (tests.file_is_test) {
            // file is test files never have asynchronous cleanup logic,
            // meaning the fully-synchronous `done` function can be used here.
            tests.tests[0].done();
        }
        tests.end_wait();
    }

    /**
     * @deprecated generate a list of tests from a function and list of arguments
     *
     * This is deprecated because it runs all the tests outside of the test functions
     * and as a result any test throwing an exception will result in no tests being
     * run. In almost all cases, you should simply call test within the loop you would
     * use to generate the parameter list array.
     *
     * @param {Function} func - The function that will be called for each generated tests.
     * @param {Any[][]} args - An array of arrays. Each nested array
     * has the structure `[testName, ...testArgs]`. For each of these nested arrays
     * array, a test is generated with name `testName` and test function equivalent to
     * `func(..testArgs)`.
     */
    function generate_tests(func, args, properties) {
        forEach(args, function(x, i)
                {
                    var name = x[0];
                    test(function()
                         {
                             func.apply(this, x.slice(1));
                         },
                         name,
                         Array.isArray(properties) ? properties[i] : properties);
                });
    }

    /**
     * @deprecated
     *
     * Register a function as a DOM event listener to the
     * given object for the event bubbling phase.
     *
     * @param {EventTarget} object - Event target
     * @param {string} event - Event name
     * @param {Function} callback - Event handler.
     */
    function on_event(object, event, callback)
    {
        object.addEventListener(event, callback, false);
    }

    // Internal helper function to provide timeout-like functionality in
    // environments where there is no setTimeout(). (No timeout ID or
    // clearTimeout().)
    function fake_set_timeout(callback, delay) {
        var p = Promise.resolve();
        var start = Date.now();
        var end = start + delay;
        function check() {
            if ((end - Date.now()) > 0) {
                p.then(check);
            } else {
                callback();
            }
        }
        p.then(check);
    }

    /**
     * Global version of :js:func:`Test.step_timeout` for use in single page tests.
     *
     * @param {Function} func - Function to run after the timeout
     * @param {number} timeout - Time in ms to wait before running the
     * test step. The actual wait time is ``timeout`` x
     * ``timeout_multiplier``.
     */
    function step_timeout(func, timeout) {
        var outer_this = this;
        var args = Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments, 2);
        var local_set_timeout = typeof global_scope.setTimeout === "undefined" ? fake_set_timeout : setTimeout;
        return local_set_timeout(function() {
            func.apply(outer_this, args);
        }, timeout * tests.timeout_multiplier);
    }

    expose(test, 'test');
    expose(async_test, 'async_test');
    expose(promise_test, 'promise_test');
    expose(promise_rejects_js, 'promise_rejects_js');
    expose(promise_rejects_dom, 'promise_rejects_dom');
    expose(promise_rejects_exactly, 'promise_rejects_exactly');
    expose(generate_tests, 'generate_tests');
    expose(setup, 'setup');
    expose(promise_setup, 'promise_setup');
    expose(done, 'done');
    expose(on_event, 'on_event');
    expose(step_timeout, 'step_timeout');

    /*
     * Return a string truncated to the given length, with ... added at the end
     * if it was longer.
     */
    function truncate(s, len)
    {
        if (s.length > len) {
            return s.substring(0, len - 3) + "...";
        }
        return s;
    }

    /*
     * Return true if object is probably a Node object.
     */
    function is_node(object)
    {
        // I use duck-typing instead of instanceof, because
        // instanceof doesn't work if the node is from another window (like an
        // iframe's contentWindow):
        // http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=12295
        try {
            var has_node_properties = ("nodeType" in object &&
                                       "nodeName" in object &&
                                       "nodeValue" in object &&
                                       "childNodes" in object);
        } catch (e) {
            // We're probably cross-origin, which means we aren't a node
            return false;
        }

        if (has_node_properties) {
            try {
                object.nodeType;
            } catch (e) {
                // The object is probably Node.prototype or another prototype
                // object that inherits from it, and not a Node instance.
                return false;
            }
            return true;
        }
        return false;
    }

    var replacements = {
        "0": "0",
        "1": "x01",
        "2": "x02",
        "3": "x03",
        "4": "x04",
        "5": "x05",
        "6": "x06",
        "7": "x07",
        "8": "b",
        "9": "t",
        "10": "n",
        "11": "v",
        "12": "f",
        "13": "r",
        "14": "x0e",
        "15": "x0f",
        "16": "x10",
        "17": "x11",
        "18": "x12",
        "19": "x13",
        "20": "x14",
        "21": "x15",
        "22": "x16",
        "23": "x17",
        "24": "x18",
        "25": "x19",
        "26": "x1a",
        "27": "x1b",
        "28": "x1c",
        "29": "x1d",
        "30": "x1e",
        "31": "x1f",
        "0xfffd": "ufffd",
        "0xfffe": "ufffe",
        "0xffff": "uffff",
    };

    /**
     * Convert a value to a nice, human-readable string
     *
     * When many JavaScript Object values are coerced to a String, the
     * resulting value will be ``"[object Object]"``. This obscures
     * helpful information, making the coerced value unsuitable for
     * use in assertion messages, test names, and debugging
     * statements. `format_value` produces more distinctive string
     * representations of many kinds of objects, including arrays and
     * the more important DOM Node types. It also translates String
     * values containing control characters to include human-readable
     * representations.
     *
     * @example
     * // "Document node with 2 children"
     * format_value(document);
     * @example
     * // "\"foo\\uffffbar\""
     * format_value("foo\uffffbar");
     * @example
     * // "[-0, Infinity]"
     * format_value([-0, Infinity]);
     * @param {Any} val - The value to convert to a string.
     * @returns {string} - A string representation of ``val``, optimised for human readability.
     */
    function format_value(val, seen)
    {
        if (!seen) {
            seen = [];
        }
        if (typeof val === "object" && val !== null) {
            if (seen.indexOf(val) >= 0) {
                return "[...]";
            }
            seen.push(val);
        }
        if (Array.isArray(val)) {
            let output = "[";
            if (val.beginEllipsis !== undefined) {
                output += "…, ";
            }
            output += val.map(function(x) {return format_value(x, seen);}).join(", ");
            if (val.endEllipsis !== undefined) {
                output += ", …";
            }
            return output + "]";
        }

        switch (typeof val) {
        case "string":
            val = val.replace(/\\/g, "\\\\");
            for (var p in replacements) {
                var replace = "\\" + replacements[p];
                val = val.replace(RegExp(String.fromCharCode(p), "g"), replace);
            }
            return '"' + val.replace(/"/g, '\\"') + '"';
        case "boolean":
        case "undefined":
            return String(val);
        case "number":
            // In JavaScript, -0 === 0 and String(-0) == "0", so we have to
            // special-case.
            if (val === -0 && 1/val === -Infinity) {
                return "-0";
            }
            return String(val);
        case "object":
            if (val === null) {
                return "null";
            }

            // Special-case Node objects, since those come up a lot in my tests.  I
            // ignore namespaces.
            if (is_node(val)) {
                switch (val.nodeType) {
                case Node.ELEMENT_NODE:
                    var ret = "<" + val.localName;
                    for (var i = 0; i < val.attributes.length; i++) {
                        ret += " " + val.attributes[i].name + '="' + val.attributes[i].value + '"';
                    }
                    ret += ">" + val.innerHTML + " + val.localName + ">";
                    return "Element node " + truncate(ret, 60);
                case Node.TEXT_NODE:
                    return 'Text node "' + truncate(val.data, 60) + '"';
                case Node.PROCESSING_INSTRUCTION_NODE:
                    return "ProcessingInstruction node with target " + format_value(truncate(val.target, 60)) + " and data " + format_value(truncate(val.data, 60));
                case Node.COMMENT_NODE:
                    return "Comment node ";
                case Node.DOCUMENT_NODE:
                    return "Document node with " + val.childNodes.length + (val.childNodes.length == 1 ? " child" : " children");
                case Node.DOCUMENT_TYPE_NODE:
                    return "DocumentType node";
                case Node.DOCUMENT_FRAGMENT_NODE:
                    return "DocumentFragment node with " + val.childNodes.length + (val.childNodes.length == 1 ? " child" : " children");
                default:
                    return "Node object of unknown type";
                }
            }

        /* falls through */
        default:
            try {
                return typeof val + ' "' + truncate(String(val), 1000) + '"';
            } catch(e) {
                return ("[stringifying object threw " + String(e) +
                        " with type " + String(typeof e) + "]");
            }
        }
    }
    expose(format_value, "format_value");

    /*
     * Assertions
     */

    function expose_assert(f, name) {
        function assert_wrapper(...args) {
            let status = Test.statuses.TIMEOUT;
            let stack = null;
            let new_assert_index = null;
            try {
                if (settings.debug) {
                    console.debug("ASSERT", name, tests.current_test && tests.current_test.name, args);
                }
                if (tests.output) {
                    tests.set_assert(name, args);
                    // Remember the newly pushed assert's index, because `apply`
                    // below might push new asserts.
                    new_assert_index = tests.asserts_run.length - 1;
                }
                const rv = f.apply(undefined, args);
                status = Test.statuses.PASS;
                return rv;
            } catch(e) {
                status = Test.statuses.FAIL;
                stack = e.stack ? e.stack : null;
                throw e;
            } finally {
                if (tests.output && !stack) {
                    stack = get_stack();
                }
                if (tests.output) {
                    tests.set_assert_status(new_assert_index, status, stack);
                }
            }
        }
        expose(assert_wrapper, name);
    }

    /**
     * Assert that ``actual`` is strictly true
     *
     * @param {Any} actual - Value that is asserted to be true
     * @param {string} [description] - Description of the condition being tested
     */
    function assert_true(actual, description)
    {
        assert(actual === true, "assert_true", description,
                                "expected true got ${actual}", {actual:actual});
    }
    expose_assert(assert_true, "assert_true");

    /**
     * Assert that ``actual`` is strictly false
     *
     * @param {Any} actual - Value that is asserted to be false
     * @param {string} [description] - Description of the condition being tested
     */
    function assert_false(actual, description)
    {
        assert(actual === false, "assert_false", description,
                                 "expected false got ${actual}", {actual:actual});
    }
    expose_assert(assert_false, "assert_false");

    function same_value(x, y) {
        if (y !== y) {
            //NaN case
            return x !== x;
        }
        if (x === 0 && y === 0) {
            //Distinguish +0 and -0
            return 1/x === 1/y;
        }
        return x === y;
    }

    /**
     * Assert that ``actual`` is the same value as ``expected``.
     *
     * For objects this compares by object identity; for primitives
     * this distinguishes between 0 and -0, and has correct handling
     * of NaN.
     *
     * @param {Any} actual - Test value.
     * @param {Any} expected - Expected value.
     * @param {string} [description] - Description of the condition being tested.
     */
    function assert_equals(actual, expected, description)
    {
         /*
          * Test if two primitives are equal or two objects
          * are the same object
          */
        if (typeof actual != typeof expected) {
            assert(false, "assert_equals", description,
                          "expected (" + typeof expected + ") ${expected} but got (" + typeof actual + ") ${actual}",
                          {expected:expected, actual:actual});
            return;
        }
        assert(same_value(actual, expected), "assert_equals", description,
                                             "expected ${expected} but got ${actual}",
                                             {expected:expected, actual:actual});
    }
    expose_assert(assert_equals, "assert_equals");

    /**
     * Assert that ``actual`` is not the same value as ``expected``.
     *
     * Comparison is as for :js:func:`assert_equals`.
     *
     * @param {Any} actual - Test value.
     * @param {Any} expected - The value ``actual`` is expected to be different to.
     * @param {string} [description] - Description of the condition being tested.
     */
    function assert_not_equals(actual, expected, description)
    {
        assert(!same_value(actual, expected), "assert_not_equals", description,
                                              "got disallowed value ${actual}",
                                              {actual:actual});
    }
    expose_assert(assert_not_equals, "assert_not_equals");

    /**
     * Assert that ``expected`` is an array and ``actual`` is one of the members.
     * This is implemented using ``indexOf``, so doesn't handle NaN or ±0 correctly.
     *
     * @param {Any} actual - Test value.
     * @param {Array} expected - An array that ``actual`` is expected to
     * be a member of.
     * @param {string} [description] - Description of the condition being tested.
     */
    function assert_in_array(actual, expected, description)
    {
        assert(expected.indexOf(actual) != -1, "assert_in_array", description,
                                               "value ${actual} not in array ${expected}",
                                               {actual:actual, expected:expected});
    }
    expose_assert(assert_in_array, "assert_in_array");

    // This function was deprecated in July of 2015.
    // See https://github.com/web-platform-tests/wpt/issues/2033
    /**
     * @deprecated
     * Recursively compare two objects for equality.
     *
     * See `Issue 2033
     * <https://github.com/web-platform-tests/wpt/issues/2033>`_ for
     * more information.
     *
     * @param {Object} actual - Test value.
     * @param {Object} expected - Expected value.
     * @param {string} [description] - Description of the condition being tested.
     */
    function assert_object_equals(actual, expected, description)
    {
         assert(typeof actual === "object" && actual !== null, "assert_object_equals", description,
                                                               "value is ${actual}, expected object",
                                                               {actual: actual});
         //This needs to be improved a great deal
         function check_equal(actual, expected, stack)
         {
             stack.push(actual);

             var p;
             for (p in actual) {
                 assert(expected.hasOwnProperty(p), "assert_object_equals", description,
                                                    "unexpected property ${p}", {p:p});

                 if (typeof actual[p] === "object" && actual[p] !== null) {
                     if (stack.indexOf(actual[p]) === -1) {
                         check_equal(actual[p], expected[p], stack);
                     }
                 } else {
                     assert(same_value(actual[p], expected[p]), "assert_object_equals", description,
                                                       "property ${p} expected ${expected} got ${actual}",
                                                       {p:p, expected:expected[p], actual:actual[p]});
                 }
             }
             for (p in expected) {
                 assert(actual.hasOwnProperty(p),
                        "assert_object_equals", description,
                        "expected property ${p} missing", {p:p});
             }
             stack.pop();
         }
         check_equal(actual, expected, []);
    }
    expose_assert(assert_object_equals, "assert_object_equals");

    /**
     * Assert that ``actual`` and ``expected`` are both arrays, and that the array properties of
     * ``actual`` and ``expected`` are all the same value (as for :js:func:`assert_equals`).
     *
     * @param {Array} actual - Test array.
     * @param {Array} expected - Array that is expected to contain the same values as ``actual``.
     * @param {string} [description] - Description of the condition being tested.
     */
    function assert_array_equals(actual, expected, description)
    {
        const max_array_length = 20;
        function shorten_array(arr, offset = 0) {
            // Make ", …" only show up when it would likely reduce the length, not accounting for
            // fonts.
            if (arr.length < max_array_length + 2) {
                return arr;
            }
            // By default we want half the elements after the offset and half before
            // But if that takes us past the end of the array, we have more before, and
            // if it takes us before the start we have more after.
            const length_after_offset = Math.floor(max_array_length / 2);
            let upper_bound = Math.min(length_after_offset + offset, arr.length);
            const lower_bound = Math.max(upper_bound - max_array_length, 0);

            if (lower_bound === 0) {
                upper_bound = max_array_length;
            }

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