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Revert "[webdriver] Close old windows at the end of each test as well… #25544

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… as beginning (#24879)"

This reverts commit c35a4f0.

Unfortunately this broke the debugging flow of --pause-after-test; the
window is closed at the end of the test so the user can't see the
results or edit/refresh etc.

… as beginning (#24879)"

This reverts commit c35a4f0.

Unfortunately this broke the debugging flow of --pause-after-test; the
window is closed at the end of the test so the user can't see the
results or edit/refresh etc.
@wpt-pr-bot wpt-pr-bot added infra wptrunner The automated test runner, commonly called through ./wpt run labels Sep 15, 2020
@stephenmcgruer stephenmcgruer merged commit 3851e62 into master Sep 15, 2020
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stephenmcgruer added a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 18, 2020
… as beginning" (#25567)

This is a reland of #24879 (which was reverted in #25544). It updates the code
to only close the windows if the user hasn't asked us to pause after a test has run.

From the original PR:

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Previously, we closed old windows at the start of each test. This was nice in terms
of defensiveness (don't assume the last run left the world in a good state), but made
it hard to find problematic tests that left dialogs open (since they wouldn't throw until
the next test).

Instead, this patch does both - close both at the start and end of a test. This should
improve the blaming situation, whilst still being defensive.

There are potential performance implications to this patch, however test runs are
inconclusive. Full runs of Chrome and Safari show +- 2%, which is possibly within
margin of error. Running locally, some directories showed a ~2% slowdown, whilst
others had little or no difference.
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